function FakeLogEntries::generateLogEntries

Generates a number of random database log events.

Parameters

int $count: Number of watchdog entries to generate.

array $options: These options are used to override the defaults for the test. An associative array containing any of the following keys:

• 'channel': String identifying the log channel to be output to. If the channel is not set, the default of 'custom' will be used.
• 'message': String containing a message to be output to the log. A simple default message is used if not provided.
• 'variables': Array of variables that match the message string.
• 'severity': Log severity level as defined in logging_severity_levels.
• 'link': String linking to view the result of the event.
• 'uid': Int identifying the user id for the user.
• 'request_uri': String identifying the location of the request.
• 'referer': String identifying the referring url.
• 'ip': String The ip address of the client machine triggering the log entry.
• 'timestamp': Int unix timestamp.

File

core/modules/dblog/tests/src/Functional/FakeLogEntries.php, line 37

Class

FakeLogEntries

Provides methods to generate log entries.

Namespace

Code

private function generateLogEntries($count, $options = []) {
    global $base_root;
    $user = !empty($this->adminUser) ? $this->adminUser : new AnonymousUserSession();
    // Prepare the fields to be logged.
    $log = $options + [
        'channel' => 'custom',
        'message' => 'Dblog test log message',
        'variables' => [],
        'severity' => RfcLogLevel::NOTICE,
        'link' => NULL,
        'uid' => $user->id(),
        'request_uri' => $base_root . \Drupal::request()->getRequestUri(),
        'referer' => \Drupal::request()->server
            ->get('HTTP_REFERER'),
        'ip' => '127.0.0.1',
        'timestamp' => REQUEST_TIME,
    ];
    $logger = $this->container
        ->get('logger.dblog');
    $message = $log['message'] . ' Entry #';
    for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) {
        $log['message'] = $message . $i;
        $logger->log($log['severity'], $log['message'], $log);
    }
}