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Bilfeldt Laravel Http Client Logger

A logger for the Laravel HTTP Client

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bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger

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:open_file_folder: A logger for the Laravel HTTP Client

An easy yet very flexible logger for the Laravel HTTP Client.

Version Laravel PHP
1.* 8.* | 9.* 7.4.* | 8.0.*
2.* 9.* | 10.* 8.1.* | 8.2.*

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger

Laravel

This package makes use of Laravels package auto-discovery mechanism so there is no need to do any futher steps - skip directly to the usage section below. If for some reason you wish to opt-out of package auto discovery, check the Laravel Docs for more details.

Lumen

NOTE: Lumen is not officially supported by this package. However, we are currently not aware of any incompatibilities.

If you use Lumen register the service provider in bootstrap/app.php like so:

<?php
// bootstrap/app.php
 
$app->register(Bilfeldt\LaravelHttpClientLogger\LaravelHttpClientLoggerServiceProvider::class);
 
// If you want to use the Facades provided by the package
$app->withFacades();

Config

Optionally in Laravel publish the config file with:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Bilfeldt\LaravelHttpClientLogger\LaravelHttpClientLoggerServiceProvider" --tag="laravel-http-client-logger-config"

Usage

Using the logger will log both the request, the response and the response time of an external HTTP request made with the Laravel HTTP Client.

Basic logging

Http::log()->get('https://example.com'); // uses the configured logger and filter

Conditional logging

This will log the request/response when the $condition evaluates to true.

Http::logWhen($condition)->get('https://example.com'); // uses the configured logger and filter

Logging context

It is possible to supply context for the logger using:

Http::log(['note' => 'Something to log'])->get('https://example.com');
// or
Http::logWhen($condition, ['note' => 'Something to log'])->get('https://example.com');

Providing on-demand configuration

It is possible to provide on-demand configuration which will override the package configuration specified in config/laravel-http-client-logger.php:

Http::log($context, ['example-config-key' => 'value'])->get('https://example.com');
// or
Http::logWhen($condition, $context, ['example-config-key' => 'value'])->get('https://example.com');

Specifying a logger

The default logger and filter are specified in the package configuration logger and filter respectively but can be changed at runtime using:

Http::log($context, $config, $logger, $filter)->get('https://example.com');
// or
Http::logWhen($condition, $context, $config, $logger, $filter)->get('https://example.com');
// or the shorthand syntax which will use the LogAllFilter
Http::logWith($logger)->get('https://example.com');

Note that the logger must implement HttpLoggerInterface while the filter must implement HttpLoggingFilterInterface.

Logging example

The default logger converts the request and response to a PSR-7 HTTP message which is then logged as strings.

Log entry example when using default logger:

Http::log()->get('https://repo.packagist.org/p2/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger.json');
 
//[2021-03-08 06:58:49] local.DEBUG: Time 0.12105202674866sec
//Request
//GET /p2/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger.json HTTP/1.1
//User-Agent: GuzzleHttp/7
//Host: repo.packagist.org
//
//
//Response
//HTTP/1.1 200 OK
//Server: nginx
//Date: Mon, 08 Mar 2021 06:58:49 GMT
//Content-Type: application/json
//Last-Modified: Wed, 17 Feb 2021 14:31:03 GMT
//Transfer-Encoding: chunked
//Connection: keep-alive
//Vary: Accept-Encoding
//
//{"packages":{"bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger":[{"name":"bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger","description":"A logger for the Laravel HTTP Client","keywords":["bilfeldt","laravel-http-client-logger"],"homepage":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger","version":"v0.2.0","version_normalized":"0.2.0.0","license":["MIT"],"authors":[{"name":"Anders Bilfeldt","email":"abilfeldt@gmail.com","role":"Developer"}],"source":{"type":"git","url":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger.git","reference":"67ea252a3d3d0c9c0e1c7daa11a3683db818ad5e"},"dist":{"type":"zip","url":"https://api.github.com/repos/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger/zipball/67ea252a3d3d0c9c0e1c7daa11a3683db818ad5e","reference":"67ea252a3d3d0c9c0e1c7daa11a3683db818ad5e","shasum":""},"type":"library","time":"2021-02-17T14:28:45+00:00","autoload":{"psr-4":{"Bilfeldt\\LaravelHttpClientLogger\\":"src"}},"extra":{"laravel":{"providers":["Bilfeldt\\LaravelHttpClientLogger\\LaravelHttpClientLoggerServiceProvider"]}},"require":{"php":"^7.4|^8.0","guzzlehttp/guzzle":"^7.2","illuminate/http":"^8.0","illuminate/support":"^8.0","spatie/laravel-package-tools":"^1.1"},"require-dev":{"orchestra/testbench":"^6.0","phpunit/phpunit":"^9.3","spatie/laravel-ray":"^1.12","timacdonald/log-fake":"^1.9","vimeo/psalm":"^4.4"},"support":{"issues":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger/issues","source":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger/tree/v0.2.0"}},{"version":"0.1.0","version_normalized":"0.1.0.0","source":{"type":"git","url":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger.git","reference":"6bb8c8ada3959643103a75aa4e639c8dddddf2df"},"dist":{"type":"zip","url":"https://api.github.com/repos/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger/zipball/6bb8c8ada3959643103a75aa4e639c8dddddf2df","reference":"6bb8c8ada3959643103a75aa4e639c8dddddf2df","shasum":""},"time":"2021-02-15T22:39:05+00:00","support":{"issues":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger/issues","source":"https://github.com/bilfeldt/laravel-http-client-logger/tree/0.1.0"}}]},"minified":"composer/2.0"}

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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