LogTide integration for WordPress - automatic error capture, database monitoring, and breadcrumbs.
- Automatic error capture via
wp_die_handlerfilter - Database query breadcrumbs with slow query detection
- HTTP API breadcrumbs for outgoing WordPress HTTP requests
- Lifecycle breadcrumbs -
wp_loaded, redirects, email sending - Plugin events - activation/deactivation tracking
- Multisite support - blog switch tracking
- WordPress error handler integration via
set_error_handler
composer require logtide/logtide-wordpressAdd to your plugin's main file or functions.php:
use LogTide\WordPress\LogtideWordPress;
LogtideWordPress::init([
'dsn' => 'https://lp_your_key@your-logtide-instance.com',
'service' => 'my-wordpress-site',
'environment' => 'production',
]);Or with separate API URL and key:
LogtideWordPress::init([
'api_url' => 'https://your-logtide-instance.com',
'api_key' => 'lp_your_key',
'service' => 'my-wordpress-site',
]);LogtideWordPress::init() registers WordPress hooks automatically:
| Hook | What it does |
|---|---|
wp_loaded |
Records a lifecycle breadcrumb |
shutdown |
Flushes all pending logs and spans |
wp_die_handler |
Captures WP_Error and string messages |
wp_redirect |
Records redirect breadcrumbs |
wp_mail |
Records outgoing email breadcrumbs |
switch_blog |
Records multisite blog switch |
activated_plugin |
Records plugin activation |
deactivated_plugin |
Records plugin deactivation |
Hooks into PHP's set_error_handler to capture warnings, notices, and fatal errors.
Monitors $wpdb queries and records them as breadcrumbs. Highlights slow queries (configurable threshold, default 100ms).
LogtideWordPress::init([
'dsn' => '...',
'service' => 'my-site',
'slow_query_threshold_ms' => 200.0, // flag queries slower than 200ms
]);Records WordPress HTTP API calls (wp_remote_get, wp_remote_post, etc.) as breadcrumbs with URL, method, and response status.
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.