Laravel Log Quick Reference and SQL Query Logging Guide

This article provides a concise Laravel Log quick reference, detailing the seven RFC‑5424 log levels, usage examples, how to retrieve the Monolog instance, add listeners, and enable and fetch SQL query logs, followed by motivational reflections on perseverance and growth.

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Laravel Log Quick Reference and SQL Query Logging Guide

Log is used in Laravel to manage error levels.

// Logger provides 7 levels defined in RFC 5424 standard:
debug, info, notice, warning, error, critical, and alert.
Log::info('info');
Log::info('info', array('context'=>'additional info'));
Log::error('error');
Log::warning('warning');
// Get Monolog instance
Log::getMonolog();
// Add listener
Log::listen(function ($level, $message, $context) {});

To record SQL query statements, enable the query log and retrieve the executed queries:

// Enable log
DB::connection()->enableQueryLog();
// Get executed queries array
DB::getQueryLog();

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