php-symfonyHow to access the log in PHP Symfony?
To access the log in PHP Symfony, you can use the getLogger()
method of the Logger
class. This method returns an instance of the Logger
class, which can be used to log messages.
Example code
$logger = new Logger();
$logger->getLogger()->info('This is an info message');
Output example
[2020-04-20 10:00:00] app.INFO: This is an info message [] []
The code above creates an instance of the Logger
class and then calls the getLogger()
method to get an instance of the Logger
class. The info()
method is then used to log an info message.
The Logger
class also provides other methods for logging messages, such as debug()
, warning()
, error()
, and critical()
.
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