This is a convenience library to make it easy to send log entries to a slack channel
To begin you'll need to create a Bot user on slack,
https://my.slack.com/services/new/bot
Once you create the bot, take note of the access token
Use composer to install PushBuggy in your current project
composer require wndrfl/pushbuggy
Add the service provider PushBuggyServiceProvider to your list of providers in
the config/app.php
// config/app.php
return [
// All the app config...
'providers' => [
// All the other providers ...
// Add this provider
Wndrfl\PushBuggy\PushBuggyServiceProvider::class,
];
// ...
];Next, add a config entry PUSHBUGGY to your .env file
PUSHBUGGY=[{"token":"chat_user_token","channel":"#my-logs","name":"PushBuggy","log_level":200}]
The configuration variable is a json array so you could have many bot users in the same project. These are the fields available:
| Field | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| token | Authentication token assigned to the Bot user | * required |
| channel | Channel name where the log messages will be posted | #general |
| name | Name the bot user should use in the slack channel | PushBuggy |
| log_level | Monolog log level. These values are defined in https://github.com/Seldaek/monolog/blob/master/src/Monolog/Logger.php | 300 (Logger::WARNING) |
To add another Bot user simply add more elements to the array, e.g.
PUSHBUGGY=[{"token":"chat_user_token","channel":"#my-logs","log_level":200},{"token":"some_other_token","log_level":100}]