v3.0.0

This version changes the root namespace from CarlosAfonso\Logga to Logga\Logga and introduces an initial implementation of MailStream.

v2.2.0

This version introduces the initial implementation of HttpStream and fixes #1. Some notes regarding HttpStream:

• Only the POST method is available.
• Parameter names are hardcoded to msg, level and time (a Unix timestamp).

Future versions of Logga will allow customizing the above.

v2.1.0

This version brings some changes to the available log levels in order to adhere to the PSR-3 standard by PHP-FIG (http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-3/):

• Added new levels NOTICE, CRITICAL, ALERT and EMERGENCY (and their appropriate functions).
• Deprecated level FATAL. Logga::fatal() is still available but will log messages using the EMERGENCY level and will also trigger a E_USER_DEPRECATED error.

v2.0.0

This version now allows installation via Composer (carlosafonso/logga) and has been refactored to follow the PSR-4 standard for autoloading. In addition, it has the following features and improvements:

• Added a new stream (StandardOutputStream) which outputs all log traces into the standard output. When creating a new instance of Logga this stream will be used alongside a FileStream by default, so all logging will be saved into a file and sent to the screen (or wherever the standard output is being redirected to).
• Removed unused code from the initial version.
• DefaultFormatter now transforms all objects an arrays into their JSON representations.

v1.0.0

This version lays the foundations for supporting multiple log streams and formatters. Changes in this version also include:

• Added a standard stream (FileStream) which logs to a single file. This stream has the default behaviour of version 0.1.0 but can optionally remove the date from the file name.
• Added a standard formatter (DefaultFormatter) which is currently hardcoded and cannot be replaced. This formatter formats log messages so that they look exactly the same as they did in version 0.1.0.
• Added a minimum log level setting which is independent for each stream, so that traces with a level below this minimum will not be logged.
• Added the ability to enable and disable a log stream at any time. Disabled streams don't log anything, disregarding its minimum level.

Initial release

This is the first release of Logga. It allows to write log traces into a file using 5 different categories (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, FATAL).