Logging

GraphQL ORM logs every query to a dedicated Monolog channel.

Setup

Declare the channel in your Monolog configuration (without it, the bundle logs nothing):

# config/packages/monolog.yaml
monolog:
    channels:
        - graphql_orm

Logs are written to your environment's default log file (var/log/dev.log, etc.) at the following levels:

• debug — successful queries (endpoint, duration, response size, hydrated entities and relations, caller, query string)
• warning — slow queries, introspections that failed (types of the variables, countable fields of Data API Builder) and schema violations in warning mode
• error — queries that returned GraphQL errors

Example log entries

[debug] GraphQL query executed {
    "endpoint": "http://localhost:4000/graphql",
    "duration_ms": 42.3,
    "response_size": 1024,
    "hydrated_entities": 12,
    "hydrated_relations": 4,
    "caller": { "file": "src/Controller/HomeController.php", "line": 23 },
    "query": "query { tasks(filter: { email: { eq: \"***\" } }) { id title } }"
}

[error] GraphQL query returned errors {
    "endpoint": "http://localhost:4000/graphql",
    ...
    "query": "query { tasks { foo } }",
    "errors": [{ "message": "Field 'foo' does not exist" }]
}

Slow queries

With slow_query_threshold, in milliseconds, a query lasting at least that long is logged as a warning, with the threshold, instead of a debug entry; a query in error stays an error:

# config/packages/graphql_orm.yaml
graphql_orm:
    slow_query_threshold: 500

graphql_orm.WARNING: Slow GraphQL query {"duration_ms":1007.4,...,"slow_query_threshold_ms":500.0}

The profiler counts them in the toolbar and marks each of them, see profiler.md. The duration is measured by the bundle, with or without the Symfony stopwatch. No threshold is set by default.

Masked values

Query values may hold personal data (emails, customer numbers, amounts...). By default, string and number literals, variables and AST arguments are replaced by *** in logs and in the profiler. Names, enum values, true/false/null and variable references are kept, and the query sent to the API is not affected.

To see the values while developing:

# config/packages/graphql_orm.yaml
when@dev:
    graphql_orm:
        redact_query_values: false

Error messages returned by the API are logged as is: they may quote a value sent in the query.