← All changes | src/Utils/Logger.php +23 -10 4.4.1 → 4.4.5 View file →

		@@ -9,14 +9,16 @@
9	9	private $log_directory;
10	10	private $wp_filesystem;
11	11	private $max_log_files;
12	12
	13	+ private $ready = false;
	14	+
13	15	/**
14	16	* Constructor for the Logger class.
15	17	*
16		- * Initializes the logger with a specified log directory, prefix for log entries,
17		- * and the maximum number of log files to keep. Ensures the log directory exists and
18		- * performs cleanup of old log files.
	18	+ * Only records the log directory and retention limit. Filesystem setup (WP_Filesystem,
	19	+ * mkdir, old-log cleanup) is deferred to the first log() call because Logger instances
	20	+ * are created on every request by classes that rarely log.
19	21	*/
20	22	public function __construct( $log_directory = null, $max_log_files = 30 ) {
21	23	if ( ! $log_directory ) {
22	24	$log_directory = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/yaymail-logs';
		@@ -22,8 +24,18 @@
22	24	$log_directory = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/yaymail-logs';
23	25	}
24	26	$this->log_directory = $log_directory;
25	27	$this->max_log_files = $max_log_files;
	28	+ }
	29	+
	30	+ /**
	31	+ * Initializes the filesystem, ensures the log directory exists and prunes old logs. Runs once.
	32	+ */
	33	+ private function ensure_ready() {
	34	+ if ( $this->ready ) {
	35	+ return;
	36	+ }
	37	+ $this->ready = true;
26	38	$this->initialize_filesystem();
27	39
28	40	// Ensure the log directory exists (only if filesystem is available)
29	41	if ( $this->wp_filesystem && ! $this->wp_filesystem->is_dir( $this->log_directory ) ) {
		@@ -91,8 +103,10 @@
91	103	}
92	104	}
93	105
94	106	public function log( $message ) {
	107	+ $this->ensure_ready();
	108	+
95	109	// Return early if filesystem is not available
96	110	if ( ! $this->wp_filesystem ) {
97	111	return;
98	112	}
		@@ -114,10 +128,14 @@
114	128	$this->wp_filesystem->put_contents( $log_file, $log_message, FS_CHMOD_FILE );
115	129	}
116	130
117	131	/**
118		- * Logs an exception message and sends a JSON error response.
119		- * Message will display in folder wp-content/yaymail-logs
	132	+ * Logs an exception message to wp-content/yaymail-logs and returns.
	133	+ *
	134	+ * Does not terminate the request: rendering can be triggered inside another
	135	+ * plugin's request (e.g. WooCommerce checkout AJAX), where dying would break
	136	+ * the host response. Callers that need to abort (YayMail's own AJAX endpoints)
	137	+ * must call wp_send_json_error() themselves.
120	138	*/
121	139	public function log_exception_message( $ex, $log_type = 'error', $additional_data = null ) {
122	140	$prefix = ( $log_type === 'warning' ) ? __( 'WARNING:', 'yaymail' ) : __( 'SYSTEM ERROR:', 'yaymail' );
123	141
		@@ -135,11 +153,6 @@
135	153	}
136	154	}
137	155
138	156	$this->log( $message );
139		-
140		- // Only send JSON response for errors, not for warnings
141		- if ( $log_type === 'error' ) {
142		- wp_send_json_error( [ 'mess' => $message ] );
143		- }
144	157	}
145	158	}