Hi all, it’s been a few months since my last Laravel-related post. So, I decided to write something small to get back into the rhythm of things. I plan to publish something every month or even more frequently.
We have all been there — your Laravel app isn’t working as expected, and you want to get to logs as fast as possible. In most situations we may not have easy access to log files because we need an ssh client to connect to the server, then navigate to the logs, and finally view the last entry in there. It’s always a pain in the neck to do this. In this post, I want to show you my simple solution to viewing logs from within the app. I implemented this on a recent client project and it works quite well.
Hi all, it’s been a few months since my last Laravel-related post. So, I decided to write something small to get back into the rhythm of things. I plan to publish something every month or even more frequently.
We have all been there — your Laravel app isn’t working as expected, and you want to get to logs as fast as possible. In most situations we may not have easy access to log files because we need an ssh client to connect to the server, then navigate to the logs, and finally view the last entry in there. It’s always a pain in the neck to do this. In this post, I want to show you my simple solution to viewing logs from within the app. I implemented this on a recent client project and it works quite well. […]