sturple/wp-plugin-notifications

Error notifications

site-error-notifications

WordPress Plugin

When used as a WordPress plugin the plugin will search for a config.yml file in the root directory of the plugin. The path to this file may be changed by editing site-error-notifications.php (a comment indicates where to edit)., _(*1)

YAML Configuration

A YAML document is accepted as configuration by the \Fgms\SiteErrorNotifications\YamlFactory::create static method. This method produces an instance of \Fgms\SiteErrorNotifications\ErrorHandlerInterface. The YAML document is expected to have the following form:, _(*2)

monolog:
    # Only present if Monolog logging is desired
    file: # The file to which the log shall be written
    name: # The name of the log (optional)
    ignore: # Optional, specifies a mask of PHP error constants which shall be ignored (i.e. nothing shall be written to the log)
email:
    # Only present if email notifications are desired
    from: # The address from which emails shall be sent
    to: # The address (a string) or addresses (an array) to which emails shall be sent
    templates: # Path to the templates directory for Twig
    name: # The name of the site (optional)
    host: # Optional, if present Swift will be configured to send directly using this host rather than by using PHP's mail function
    port: # Optional, only regarded if "host" is present, the port to use for SMTP
    encryption: # Optional, only regarded if "host" is present, the encryption type to use for SMTP
    username: # Optional, only regarded if "host" is present, the username to use for SMTP
    password: # Optional, only regarded if "host" is present, the password to use for SMTP
    ignore: # Optional, specifies a mask of PHP error constants which shall be ignored (i.e. emails shall not be sent)
html:
    templates: # Path to the templates directory for Twig
    debug: # True for debug messages, false otherwise (optional, defaults to false)