Riverline\DynamoDBBundle class for MonoLogger

README.md

For a Symfony2 project I'm using Riverline\DynamoDBBundle to connect my web app to DynamoDB, an highly elastic database in the cloud. It offers some great functions making mutations a lot easier than just using the raw PHP SDK offered by Amazon. Such a feature is the logger feature: it enables you to quickly find stats about queries. By default, Riverline\DynamoDBBundle offers a simple EchoLogger which simply prints its information in the browser. As Symfony is packaged with a great logger called Monolog, I created a simple class that exports Riverline's DynamoDBBundle log information to Monolog. As a result, log information is not printed in your browser directly but you can see its related items in the profiler of Symfony.

This gist is part of a tutorial which can be found here: http://www.nielsmouthaan.nl/riverlinedynamodbbundle-class-for-monologger

MonoLogger.php

<?php

namespace Acme\DemoBundle\Logger;

class MonoLogger implements \Riverline\DynamoDB\Logger\Logger
{

	protected $logger;
    protected $minLevel;

    public function __construct($logger, $minLevel = \Riverline\DynamoDB\Logger\Logger::INFO)
    {
    	$this->logger = $logger;
        $this->minLevel = $minLevel;
    }

    public function log($message, $level = Logger::INFO)
    {
        if ($level >= $this->minLevel) {
        	if($level === \Riverline\DynamoDB\Logger\Logger::DEBUG) {
	        	$this->logger->debug($message);
        	} else if($level === \Riverline\DynamoDB\Logger\Logger::INFO) {
	        	$this->logger->info($message);
        	} else if($level === \Riverline\DynamoDB\Logger\Logger::WARN) {
	        	$this->logger->warn($message);
        	} else if($level === \Riverline\DynamoDB\Logger\Logger::ERROR) {
	        	$this->logger->err($message);
        	}
        }
    }
}