public function testIsAssoc()
{
$this->assertTrue(ArrayToolkit::isAssoc(['a' => 'b']));
$this->assertTrue(ArrayToolkit::isAssoc([1 => 2]));
$this->assertFalse(ArrayToolkit::isAssoc([]));
$this->assertFalse(ArrayToolkit::isAssoc(['b']));
$this->assertFalse(ArrayToolkit::isAssoc([3]));
$this->assertFalse(ArrayToolkit::isAssoc([0]));
}
/**
* Creates and returns an AgaviLoggerMessage instance. To return a
* different class set the default_message_class parameter in the
* for the logger_manager entry in the factories.xml file.
*
* The log message parts need to be either strings, arrays or objects
* implementing __toString(). Instances of the following classes are
* treated in a special way automatically:
* - Exception
* - Honeybee\Infrastructure\Domain\Type - name of module
* - Honeybee\Infrastructure\Domain\Model - uuid of resource
* - AgaviValidationManager - messages of all incidents
* - DateTime - ISO-8601 representation
*
* @see self::getAsString()
*
* If the log message consists of exactly two parts while the first is a
* string and the second an associative array it is used as a PSR-3
* compatible call and templating with the given context array according to
* PSR-3 via {placeholders} is supported. This usage still includes getting
* supported known types as strings. The given Agavi log level is being
* converted to a PSR-3 compatible log level and the given scope is added
* as a parameter to the message.
*
* @param int $log_level Agavi log level to use
* @param string $scope name for the scope to use
* @param mixed $log_message_parts string or object to log or array that contains log message parts
* ($log_message_parts or its array entries need to be of known types or implement __toString())
*
* @return AgaviLoggerMessage
*
* @throws InvalidArgumentException if __toString() is not callable on a log message part object
*/
public function createLoggerMessage($log_level, $scope = self::DEFAULT_MESSAGE_SCOPE, $log_message_parts = "")
{
$text_message_parts = array();
$class_name = $this->getDefaultMessageClass();
$logger_message = new $class_name();
$logger_message->setLevel($log_level);
$logger_message->setParameter('scope', trim($scope));
// might be a PSR-3 compatible log call with templated message and context array
if (2 === count($log_message_parts) && is_string($log_message_parts[0]) && is_array($log_message_parts[1]) && ArrayToolkit::isAssoc($log_message_parts[1]) && false !== strpos($log_message_parts[0], '{')) {
$logger_message->setParameter('psr3.context', $log_message_parts[1]);
$logger_message->setLevel(Logger::getAgaviLogLevel($log_level));
$logger_message->setMessage(Psr3Logger::replacePlaceholders($log_message_parts[0], $log_message_parts[1]));
if (isset($log_message_parts[1]['scope'])) {
$logger_message->setParameter('scope', $log_message_parts[1]['scope']);
}
return $logger_message;
}
$text = '';
if (is_array($log_message_parts)) {
// analyse log_message_parts to get nicely formatted strings for known classes etc.
$text_message_parts = array();
foreach ($log_message_parts as $log_message_part) {
$text_message_parts[] = self::getAsString($log_message_part);
}
$text = implode(' ', $text_message_parts);
} else {
$text = self::getAsString($log_message_parts);
}
$logger_message->setMessage($text);
return $logger_message;
}
