Log Batch

This class is registered as singleton and allows you to batch activities. Once captured as a batch these activities can be pulled back up as a group.

LogBatch::startBatch();

LogBatch::getUuid(); // 15c72460-4998-49ac-a0a3-647cc6f312ef

$log = activity()->log('log look mom, I did something...');
$author = Author::first();
$author->delete(); // deletes books too

Activity::latest()->get();
// Author Deleted,  batch_uuid: 15c72460-4998-49ac-a0a3-647cc6f312ef
// Book 1 Deleted,  batch_uuid: 15c72460-4998-49ac-a0a3-647cc6f312ef
// Book 2 Deleted,  batch_uuid: 15c72460-4998-49ac-a0a3-647cc6f312ef
// log look mom, I did something..., batch_uuid: 15c72460-4998-49ac-a0a3-647cc6f312ef
$log->batch_uuid; // 15c72460-4998-49ac-a0a3-647cc6f312ef

LogBatch::endBatch();

##startBatch

public function startBatch(): void;

##isOpen

/**
 * Check if there's an open batch
 */
public function isOpen(): bool;

##setBatch

/**
 * Set uuid for the current open batch, it can be used to keep the batch
 * open throughout multiple requests or in a batch queue job.
 */
public function setBatch(string $uuid): void;

##endBatch

 public function endBatch(): void;

##withinBatch

/**
 * Start new batch, execute the callback passed in uuid, end the batch.
 */
 public function withinBatch(Closure $callback): mixed;