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The VedaTrace PHP SDK is fully PSR-3 compliant, allowing you to use standard logging methods.

Log Levels

The following standard log levels are supported:

Level	Method	Description
`DEBUG`	`$logger->debug()`	Use for detailed diagnostic information.
`INFO`	`$logger->info()`	Use for general application events.
`NOTICE`	`$logger->notice()`	Use for normal but significant events.
`WARNING`	`$logger->warning()`	Use for exceptional but non-error occurrences.
`ERR`	`$logger->error()`	Use for runtime errors that don't require immediate action.
`CRITICAL`	`$logger->critical()`	Use for critical conditions (application component unavailable).
`ALERT`	`$logger->alert()`	Use for actions that must be taken immediately.
`EMERG`	`$logger->emergency()`	Use for system is unusable.
`FATAL`	`$logger->fatal()`	Custom VedaTrace level for fatal application errors.

VedaTrace emphasizes structured logging. Pass an associative array as the second argument to any logging method to include context:

$logger->info('Processing order', [
    'order_id' => 123,
    'customer_id' => 'abc',
    'items' => 5,
]);

All context data is serialized to JSON and sent to the VedaTrace API, allowing you to easily query and filter logs based on structured fields.