Log MAX is a PHP library that helps in logging the application's information with a maximum log level. It allows developers to write log statements to identify the issues, bugs, and user activity in the web application.
Example 1: Logging an error message
use LogMax\Log;
Log::error('An error occurred while processing the request');
In this example, we use the `error` method to log an error message. The `error` method is used to log critical errors that may affect the functionality of the website.
Example 2: Adding context information to a log message
In this example, we use the `info` method to log an information message. We also pass an array of additional context information to provide more details about the log message.
The package library for Log MAX is `logmax/logmax`. It can be installed using composer by running the following command:
composer require logmax/logmax
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