<?php

// Pick the Engine (i.e. template/placeholder matcher, usually the Psr3Engine
// provided with the package will suffice)
$engine = new \Dialog\Message\Psr3Engine(new \Dialog\Message\ExceptionStringFormatter());

// Get a new HandlerBag to add Handlers for the log messages
// This allows us to have several handlers and upon triggering log or any
// log-level specific method, all of the handlers will do their job independently
// (e.g. one may write on the screen, another in a file etc)
$handlerBag = new \Dialog\Log\HandlerBag();

// Instantiate the Logger (this one is provided and is quite generic, so you can
// use it out of the box!
$logger = new \Dialog\Log\Logger($engine, $handlerBag);

// Formatters, well, format the log line (e.g. include date? have the log level etc)
$formatter = new \Dialog\Formatter\Formatter(
     new \Dialog\Formatter\DateTimeBuilder(),
     new \DialogFormatter\TemplateEngine());

// Output is where the output/result it prepared and stored 
// (if there is a storage mechanism in place, e.g. files/databases)
// Currently more than one outputs are supported (Screen, File etc)
$output = new \Dialog\Output\ScreenOutput();

// We create a Handler instance and assign a formatter and output mechanism
// as well as a log level threshold from which the logger will start handling
$handler1 = new \Dialog\Log\Handler($formatter, $output);
$handler1->setThreshold(\Dialog\Log\LogLevel::WARNING);

// We add the Handler in the handler bag registered with the Logger and we're done
$handlerBag->add('screen1', $handler1);

//----------------

// this message will be displayed
$logger->log(\Dialog\Log\LogLevel::WARNING, 'test');

// this one will not as the threshold condition is not met
$logger->log(\Dialog\Log\LogLevel::INFO, 'test');