Monolog is a logging library that implements the PSR-3 standard to ensure interoperable log handling across PHP applications. It provides a standardized interface for managing log records, allowing the logging system to remain replaceable across different libraries and frameworks. The library features a routing engine that distributes log messages to multiple destinations, including files, sockets, databases, and external web services. It enables severity-based routing and integration with third-party cloud platforms, messaging apps, and email services for centralized log management. To supp
XCGLogger is a Swift logging framework designed to record application events with automatic metadata, such as timestamps and line numbers, to assist in troubleshooting and debugging. The project features an asynchronous log router that offloads writing operations to background queues and utilizes deferred evaluation to avoid expensive string construction when a log level is inactive. It includes a file-based log manager that handles persistent storage with automatic rotation based on file size or age, as well as a custom formatter for applying date formats and ANSI color codes to console outp
This project establishes a collection of interoperability standards for the PHP ecosystem. It defines common technical specifications to ensure that separate software projects and libraries can work together without compatibility issues. The standards cover a variety of core domains, including specifications for class autoloading through namespace-to-path mapping, shared coding style guides for codebase uniformity, and common component interfaces for services such as logging and caching. It also defines shared specifications for network communication to ensure consistent interactions between
This project is a standardized specification for logging APIs in PHP. It defines a common logging interface and a set of severity levels to ensure ecosystem-wide compatibility between different logging implementations. The project focuses on PHP library interoperability by providing a vendor-neutral interface. This allows various software packages to record application events consistently without being tied to a specific logging vendor, adhering to the PSR-3 implementation standard. The specification covers architectural primitives for logging abstractions, including implementation-agnostic