Laravel Notification Log

Mar 3, 2023 212 stars by Paul Redmond

Log notifications sent by your Laravel app

This package will log all the notifications sent by your app. This will allow you to write logic based on the notifications your app has sent.

If you want to create a list of all notifications sent to a user

// returns a collection of `NotificationLogItem` models
$sentNotifications = $user->loggedNotifications();

In a view, you could write this:

<ul>
@foreach($sentNotifications as $sentNotification)
    <li>{{ $sentNotification->type }} at {{ $sentNotification->created_at->format('Y-m-d H:i:s') }}</li>
@endforeach
</ul>

The package also contains handy methods that allow you to make decisions based on the notifications sent. Here's an example, where we use the wasSentTo method provided by the package in a shouldSend method of a notification.

// in a notification

public function shouldSend($notifiable)
{
      return ! $this
        ->wasSentTo($notifiable)
        ->inThePastMinutes(60);
}

You can fully customize which notifications get logged and how they get logged.

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