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Based on https://github.com/DamienHarper/DoctrineAuditBundle I'm trying to develop audit module for my Zend Expressive application. But I don't know how to get the User data (id) within audit logic.

I see that $user is passed as request attribute in vendor/zendframework/zend-expressive-authentication/src/AuthenticationMiddleware.php, but this doesn't make it available via

I'm trying to use https://github.com/php-middleware/phpdebugbar in a clean Zend Expressive Skeleton application.

I know the instructions on this page suggest using this DI configuration (if using pimple):

I want use a route to get the complete collection and, if available, a filtered collection.

so my route:

Using Zend Expressive 2.0.5, I want to log PHP errors into the PHP's error log file itself, I went through https://docs.zendframework.com/zend-expressive/features/error-handling/#handling-exceptions-and-errors

I also saw this post: Zend expressive - php error reporting. Which cleared a lot of things for me but still quite didn't solve the asked question.

Things I did: Defined my own ErrorHandlerFactory where I attached two listeners to the Zend-stratigility's ErrorHandler

1. First Listener uses Zend Log to log into my application's log file.(Just thought it would be nice to have errors in my application.log too.)

2. In the Second Listener, I want to log into PHP's error log file, so I have used error_log() method from php.

Questions:

1. The error_log() is not printing the log the way a log appears when printed by php's error handler. What I mean:

   When an error is printed by the php's error handler, it looks something like this:

   [08-Feb-2018 08:22:51 US/Central] PHP Warning: array_push() expects at least 2 parameters, 1 given in C:\webserver\webroot\myapi\src\App\src\Action\PageAction.php on line 38

   While when I print the log using error_log() it looks something like this:

   [08-Feb-2018 09:03:49 US/Central] array_push() expects at least 2 parameters, 1 given in C:\webserver\webroot\myapi\src\App\src\Action\PageAction.php on line 38

   What am I missing here is the PHP's error type: PHP Warning, Is this the error code? The error code I get is an integer, how do I parse that code? should I map the error codes with PHP errors constants which appear in the logs, for example: WARNING, NOTICE, etc, I can even do that, but the problem is: I got the same error code of 0 both the times when php's error handler printed a WARNING and a Fatal error logs.

2. Is it right to log errors in PHP's error log file like this? Should I do the job of PHP's error handler? The error handler could be doing a lot of things, for example: Logging the error message for few errors but for another also logging the stack trace. If this is not right, then how else can I send the error to the PHP's error_handler?

   From my understanding:

   My own Error Handler prevents users to look for exceptions and stack traces but rather returns a generic message. This also means that the Error Handler consumes the error and doesn't throw it further outside, i.e. will not throw it to the PHP's error handler.

The following scenario:
I want to edit the table 'accounts' which consists of 3 fields (id, username and domain) by a Zend Framework 3 form. The field 'domain' can be selected out of a set of domainnames (here a static array to simplify things)

I have a simple entity with getters and setters 'AccountModel.php':

Zend expressive - Layout

https://github.com/zendframework/zend-expressive-twigrenderer/issues/24

Based on this question, I want to pass a variable to layout from an Action How can I try to do that?

In my ZF2 Application, I had several custom form Elements with an injected database Adapter. I put the configuration in the module.php file with a method, like this:

I have a Zend Expressive project from Skeleton app. Also, the database NOT NULL is set for each of the fields that I have set nullable on. I think it might have something to do with it not reading the annotations. I had issues getting the annotations working in the first place, especially for the cli-config.php

Here's the DoctrineFactory I created loosely based on one I found as an example. I changed the way it creates the entityManager to more closely represent the Doctrine docs config example.