<?php
/**
* Demo script to put the Logger at work.
* In this script, a handler (with it's exporter) will be added to the logger
* and a event will be generated to see if it caught.
*
* @author Marius Zadara <marius@zadara.org>
* @category org.zadara.marius.logger.exceptions
* @copyright (C) 2008 Marius Zadara <marius@zadara.org>
* @license GNU GPL
* @package org.zadara.marius.logger
*/
// add all the program's prerequisites
require '_interfaces/addInterfaces.php';
require '_exceptions/addExceptions.php';
require '_constants/addConstants.php';
require '_classes/addClasses.php';
// EVENT EXPORTERS DEFINITIONS ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// event exporter to the console
// this exporter will be used in both of the handlers
$consoleExporter = new ConsoleExporter();
// EVENT HANDLERS DEFINITIONS /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// first event handler - this one will accept all the events that will pass throught the logger
$allEventHandler = new AllEventsHandler();
// second event handler - this one will accept only high levels events
$highEventLevelHandler = new HighEventLevelHandler();
// EVENT EXPORTERS TO HANDLERS ASSOCIATIONS ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// associate the exporter to the first and second exporter
// this is done for this demo convenience, but is not mandatory - each handler can have its custom exporter
$allEventHandler->setExporter($consoleExporter);
$highEventLevelHandler->setExporter($consoleExporter);
// LOGGER DEFINITION //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// instanciate the main logger class
$logger = new Logger();
// register all the handlers previously defined
$logger->registerHandler($allEventHandler);
$logger->registerHandler($highEventLevelHandler);
// simulate the info level event
// this event will be caught by the first handler ($allEventHandler) because
// this handler accepts all the events, no matter its definition
$logger->info("My first event", Sources::$HOME, Categories::$APPLICATION, "Info based event");
// simulate the sever level event
// this event will be accepted by both of the handlers:
// > the first because it accepts all the events
// > the second because the event levels matches the required
$logger->severe("My second event", Sources::$HOME, Categories::$APPLICATION, "Severe event");
?>
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