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Streams Using the FileLog Adapter Logging to Syslog Writing to Logs Using Levels Logging Scopes Log API Convenience Methods Logging Trait Using Monolog Logging¶ While CakePHP core Configure Class settings cakephp write to log can really help you see what's happening under the hood, there are certain times that you'll need to log data to the disk in order to find out what's going on. With technologies like SOAP, AJAX, and REST APIs, debugging can be rather difficult. Logging can also be a way to find out what's been going on in your application cakephp error mysql driver is not enabled over time. What search terms are being used? What sorts of errors are my users being shown? How often is a particular query being executed? Logging data in CakePHP is easy - the log() function is provided by the LogTrait, which is the common ancestor for many CakePHP classes. If the context is a CakePHP class (Controller, Component, View,...), you can log your data. You can also use Log::write() directly. See Writing to Logs. Logging Configuration¶ Configuring Log should be done during your application's bootstrap phase. The config/app.php file is intended for just this. You can define as many or as few loggers as your application needs. Loggers should be configured using Cake\Core\Log. An example would be: use Cake\Log\Log; // Short classname Log::config('debug', [ 'className' => 'File', 'path' => LOGS, 'levels' => ['notice', 'info', 'debug'], 'file' => 'debug', ]); // Fully namespaced name. Log::config('error', [ 'className' => 'Cake\Log\Engine\FileLog', 'path' => LOGS, 'levels' => ['warning', 'error', 'critical', 'alert', 'emergency'], 'file' => 'error', ]); The above creates two loggers. One named debug the other name
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file location The CakePHP error log file is named error.log, and it is located cakephp error an internal error has occurred in the $app/tmp/logs directory of your CakePHP application: $app/tmp/logs/error.log (Where $app represents the name of your CakePHP application.) In my current application,
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although I haven't intentionally written any messages to my CakePHP error log myself, I just looked at my log file, and was pleasantly surprised to find a lot of valuable information in there. :) How http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/core-libraries/logging.html to write to the CakePHP error log Writing to the CakePHP error log is very simple. Just use one of two variations of the CakePHP log function. When you call the CakePHP log function with just one argument, your output will be sent to the CakePHP error.log file. Here's an example of that: $this->log('This message goes to CakePHP's error.log file.'); Writing to alternate CakePHP log files If you want to send your http://alvinalexander.com/php/cakephp-error-log-debug-message-logging message to CakePHP's debug.log file, or you just want to be more explicit about where you're sending your message, you can add a second parameter to your log function call. This example shows how to write to the CakePHP debug.log file: $this->log('This message goes to debug.log.', LOG_DEBUG); While this example shows how to write to a log file named foobar.log: $this->log('This message goes to my_log_file.log.', 'foobar'); As a final CakePHP logging note, if you wanted to be more explicit that you are writing to the CakePHP error log file, you can add the LOG_ERROR parameter to your call to the CakePHP log function, like this: $this->log('This message goes to error.log.', LOG_ERROR); However, as mentioned earlier, that is completely optional. For more CakePHP logging information For more information on CakePHP logging, check out the log function page of the CakePHP Cookbook. As an interesting note, the CakePHP log function is actually implemented in the CakePHP Object class. Although I haven't tried it yet, this implies that you should be able to write a message to a log file from any class (model, view, controller, and other classes) without any additional configuration, and if so, that's very cool. php php logging log error log cakephp CakePHP log output (Where is it?) CakePHP - Warning - Cannot
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