Laravel Activitylog Laravel Package

title: Using multiple logs weight: 5

The default log

Without specifying a log name, the activities will be logged on the default log.

activity()->log('hi');

$lastActivity = Activity::all()->last();

$lastActivity->log_name; //returns 'default';

You can specify the name of the default log in the default_log_name key of the config file.

Specifying a log

You can specify the log on which an activity must be logged by passing the log name to the activity function:

activity('other-log')->log("hi");

Activity::all()->last()->log_name; //returns 'other-log';

Specifying a log for each model

By default, the LogsActivity trait uses default_log_name from the config file to write the logs. To customize the log's name for each model, call the useLogName() method when configuring the LogOptions.

public function getActivitylogOptions(): LogOptions
{
    return LogOptions::defaults()
        ->useLogName('custom_log_name_for_this_model');
}

Retrieving activity

The Activity model is just a regular Eloquent model that you know and love:

Activity::where('log_name', 'other-log')->get(); //returns all activity from the 'other-log'

There's also an inLog scope you can use:

Activity::inLog('other-log')->get();

//you can pass multiple log names to the scope
Activity::inLog('default', 'other-log')->get();

//passing an array is just as good
Activity::inLog(['default', 'other-log'])->get();