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Symfony Monolog Bridge is a Symfony component that provides seamless integration between the Monolog logging library and Symfony applications. It acts as a bridge, allowing developers to leverage Monolog's robust logging capabilities within the Symfony framework. The bridge supports various logging handlers, including files, databases, and third-party services, while also allowing customization of log channels and formatting.

The Symfony Monolog Bundle integrates the Monolog logging library into Symfony applications. It provides a structured way to manage logs, allowing developers to handle errors and debug information efficiently. The bundle supports various logging channels and handlers, making it highly configurable and suitable for both small and large applications that require robust logging capabilities.

class.debug.php provide simple functions to set control infos in your code, with many options to output this info in your browser and/or write in a logfile - output of infos in browser, logfile or browser and logfile - (browser) output infos based on a error level - (browser) output infos compact or every message in a new line - (browser) output info based on a special pattern - (browser) output infos marked with special colors (html) - (logfile) log infos based on a error level - (logfile) log infos in a new file each execution, hour, day, week, month or year - (logfile) output infos compact or every message in a new line - (logfile) output info based on a special pattern TODO: - (logfile) create new logfiles based on a deadline - (logfile) create new logfiles based of a filesize - (logfile) create new logfiles based of a date - (logfile) create new logfiles based of a memorylimit look at debug_config to see all options

eClog, a PHP log class, offer ability to log to file (default), console, database, mail, error_log and syslog. Supports multiple parallel handlers and ability to trigger PHP errors. There are ongoing development on stomp, mqseries and snmp handlers.