wc_get_logger() │ WC 1.0

Get a shared logger instance.

Use the woocommerce_logging_class filter to change the logging class. You may provide one of the following:

- a class name which will be instantiated as `new $class` with no arguments
- an instance which will be used directly as the logger

In either case, the class or instance must implement WC_Logger_Interface.

Returns

WC_Logger_Interface.

Usage

wc_get_logger();

wc_get_logger() wc get logger code ^{WC 10.6.2}

function wc_get_logger() {
	static $logger = null;

	$class = apply_filters( 'woocommerce_logging_class', 'WC_Logger' );

	if ( null !== $logger && is_string( $class ) && is_a( $logger, $class ) ) {
		return $logger;
	}

	$implements = class_implements( $class );

	if ( is_array( $implements ) && in_array( 'WC_Logger_Interface', $implements, true ) ) {
		$logger = is_object( $class ) ? $class : new $class();
	} else {
		wc_doing_it_wrong(
			__FUNCTION__,
			sprintf(
				/* translators: 1: class name 2: woocommerce_logging_class 3: WC_Logger_Interface */
				__( 'The class %1$s provided by %2$s filter must implement %3$s.', 'woocommerce' ),
				'<code>' . esc_html( is_object( $class ) ? get_class( $class ) : $class ) . '</code>',
				'<code>woocommerce_logging_class</code>',
				'<code>WC_Logger_Interface</code>'
			),
			'3.0'
		);

		$logger = is_a( $logger, 'WC_Logger' ) ? $logger : new WC_Logger();
	}

	return $logger;
}