public function JsonLog::prepareLog in JSONlog 8.2

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 src/Logger/JsonLog.php \Drupal\jsonlog\Logger\JsonLog::prepareLog()
2. 3.x src/Logger/JsonLog.php \Drupal\jsonlog\Logger\JsonLog::prepareLog()

Setup the log entry if necessary

Parameters

int $level:

string $message:

array $context:

Return value

\Drupal\jsonlog\Logger\JsonLogData | bool FALSE

1 call to JsonLog::prepareLog()

JsonLog::log in src/Logger/JsonLog.php

Logs any log statement - at or above a certain severity threshold - to a custom log file as JSON.

File

src/Logger/JsonLog.php, line 157

Class

JsonLog

Redirects logging messages to jsonlog.

Namespace

Drupal\jsonlog\Logger

Code

public function prepareLog($level, $message, array $context = []) {

  // Severity is upside down; less is more. Do not log below configured
  // threshold.
  if ($level > $this->threshold || empty($context)) {
    return FALSE;
  }

  // Populate the message placeholders and then replace them in the message.
  $variables = $this->parser
    ->parseMessagePlaceholders($message, $context);

  // Determine HTTP method in case we are dealing with a valid request context
  $method = empty($context['request_uri']) ? '' : $this->requestStack
    ->getCurrentRequest()
    ->getRealMethod();

  // Create the entry.
  $entry = new JsonLogData($this->site_id, $this->canonical);
  $entry
    ->setTags($this->tags_server, $this->tags_site);
  $entry
    ->setMessage($message, $this->truncate, $variables);
  $entry
    ->setSeverity($level);
  $entry
    ->setSubType($context['channel']);
  $entry
    ->setMethod($method);
  $entry
    ->setRequest_uri($context['request_uri']);
  $entry
    ->setReferer($context['referer']);
  $entry
    ->setAccount(isset($context['user']) ? $context['user'] : NULL);
  $entry
    ->setUid($context['uid']);
  $entry
    ->setClient_ip($context['ip']);
  $entry
    ->setLink($context['link']);
  return $entry;
}