Laravel Logs is a Laravel package for advanced logs and audits management, allowing you to register, query, and clean logs efficiently in your Laravel projects.

• Register and query custom logs
• Audit models and procedures
• Commands to clean and manage logs
• Flexible and extensible configuration

What It Does

This package adds a lightweight audit layer for Eloquent models by logging save and delete operations.

• Tracks procedure names such as App\\Models\\Order::save and App\\Models\\Order::delete
• Stores change payloads in JSON format
• Records the user responsible for the action
• Keeps a normalized table of procedures for easier filtering/reporting

Installation

Install the package via Composer:

composer require devlab-studio/laravel-logs

Publish and run the migrations:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-logs-migrations
php artisan migrate

Publish the configuration file:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-logs-config

Useful Commands

Clean old logs:

php artisan logs:clear

logs:clear removes records older than 12 months.

How It Works

1. Your model extends the package base model (Devlab\\LaravelLogs\\Models\\Model).
2. On save(), the package detects dirty attributes and logs original vs changed data.
3. On delete(), the package logs the deleted model ID.
4. The procedure name is registered in models_procedures if it does not exist yet.
5. The action is stored in models_logs with timestamps and created_user.

Database Structure

models_procedures

• id
• procedure (example: App\\Models\\Invoice::save)
• created_at, updated_at

models_logs

• id
• procedure
• procedure_id (FK to models_procedures.id)
• data (JSON / text)
• created_user
• created_at, updated_at

Usage Example

Extend your models from the package base model:

<?php

namespace App\Models;

use Devlab\LaravelLogs\Models\Model;

class Customer extends Model
{
  protected $fillable = ['name', 'email'];
}

Create and update records as usual:

$customer = Customer::create([
  'name' => 'Jane Doe',
  'email' => 'jane@example.com',
]);

$customer->email = 'jane.doe@example.com';
$customer->save();

Each operation writes an audit entry in models_logs.

Querying Logs

You can query logs directly with Eloquent:

use Devlab\LaravelLogs\Models\ModelsLog;

$latestLogs = ModelsLog::query()
  ->latest('id')
  ->limit(20)
  ->get();

The package also includes helper methods in ModelsLog (like dlGet) for filtered retrieval.

Seeders

If you need sample data for testing, you can create your own seeders to populate the logs table.

Notes

• The package expects an authenticated user for created_user when available.
• If no authenticated user exists, it falls back to config('constants.users.system').
• Ensure your application defines that fallback config value for CLI/background contexts.

Resources

• Support and contact