Logger in Clean Architecture
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I'm trying to apply Clean Architecture in my PHP application. At the moment I have my business logic entity User and service UsersService. UsersService collects all of the use cases related to the User entity.
UsersService->createUser(someData) takes Users repository and stores it in the database.
I call createUser use case in my Controller and in my Cli Task. And I want to integrate logging system in my project. I want to log something inside use case and inside controller/task.
Where I need to place my Loggers factory/Logger interfaces?
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I'm trying to apply Clean Architecture in my PHP application. At the moment I have my business logic entity User and service UsersService. UsersService collects all of the use cases related to the User entity.
UsersService->createUser(someData) takes Users repository and stores it in the database.
I call createUser use case in my Controller and in my Cli Task. And I want to integrate logging system in my project. I want to log something inside use case and inside controller/task.
Where I need to place my Loggers factory/Logger interfaces?
php design-patterns architecture
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
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Just use a decorator: stackoverflow.com/a/18682856/727208 (kinda old-ish post). You apply at whatever level you need using DIC.
– tereško
Nov 26 at 0:14
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I'm trying to apply Clean Architecture in my PHP application. At the moment I have my business logic entity User and service UsersService. UsersService collects all of the use cases related to the User entity.
UsersService->createUser(someData) takes Users repository and stores it in the database.
I call createUser use case in my Controller and in my Cli Task. And I want to integrate logging system in my project. I want to log something inside use case and inside controller/task.
Where I need to place my Loggers factory/Logger interfaces?
php design-patterns architecture
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
213
I'm trying to apply Clean Architecture in my PHP application. At the moment I have my business logic entity User and service UsersService. UsersService collects all of the use cases related to the User entity.
UsersService->createUser(someData) takes Users repository and stores it in the database.
I call createUser use case in my Controller and in my Cli Task. And I want to integrate logging system in my project. I want to log something inside use case and inside controller/task.
Where I need to place my Loggers factory/Logger interfaces?
php design-patterns architecture
php design-patterns architecture
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
213
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
213
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
edited Nov 21 at 23:40
bcperth
1,9841514
1,9841514
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
213
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
213
asked Nov 21 at 20:22
Mark Yeltsin
213
213
Just use a decorator: stackoverflow.com/a/18682856/727208 (kinda old-ish post). You apply at whatever level you need using DIC.
– tereško
Nov 26 at 0:14
add a comment |
Just use a decorator: stackoverflow.com/a/18682856/727208 (kinda old-ish post). You apply at whatever level you need using DIC.
– tereško
Nov 26 at 0:14
Just use a decorator: stackoverflow.com/a/18682856/727208 (kinda old-ish post). You apply at whatever level you need using DIC.
– tereško
Nov 26 at 0:14
Just use a decorator: stackoverflow.com/a/18682856/727208 (kinda old-ish post). You apply at whatever level you need using DIC.
– tereško
Nov 26 at 0:14
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Just use a decorator: stackoverflow.com/a/18682856/727208 (kinda old-ish post). You apply at whatever level you need using DIC.
– tereško
Nov 26 at 0:14