Symfony Panther VS Monolog

For tools, I use PHPUnit, Symfony's PHPUnit helper classes, and Panther (for frontend/headless-browser testing, mostly JS behavior)

If you are comfortable with using composer and third party libraries I would suggest checking out https://github.com/symfony/panther

I like this one recently https://github.com/symfony/panther

Panther

What you're looking for is a package to control a "headless browser". The best one IMO is symfony/panther: https://github.com/symfony/panther

I'm trying to figure out an issue I'm running in to with the Panther lib. https://github.com/symfony/panther

Maybe with symfony/panther ?

Update: 3.0.0-RC1 has been tagged and pre-released

That's a good approach for profiling, but logging often requires data internal to the class. The normal way to turn it off is to remove the handlers or replace them with the NullHandler

Laravel uses the Monolog library to manage the logging module. And Monolog offers something called processors to add extra data for all the log entries.

I just use a router like Bramus together with a PDO wrapper and my views are just old-school PHP templates (no Twig/Blade/Smarty). For logging check out monolog.

Laravel uses Monolog to handle logging, which comes with a variety of handlers. One is the WhatFailureGroupHandler which will ignore any errors thrown by a child handler – you would wrap the RotatingLogHandler in this group handler to achieve this.

I actually don’t see this as really better way than just using https://github.com/Seldaek/monolog

Monolog