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# psr-log-aware-trait
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Trait to allow support of different psr/log versions.
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By including this PsrLogAwareTrait, you can allow composer to resolve your PsrLogger version for you.
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## Use
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Require the trait.
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composer require chromatic/psr-log-aware-trait
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In your code, you no longer have to set a $logger property on your classes, since that comes with the trait, and you do not need to implement the `function setLogger()` method, since that also comes along with the trait.
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```php
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use PsrLogAwareTrait;
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```
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Will allow you to call `setLogger()` in your classes and fulfil the requirements of the PsrLoggerAwareInterface implementation.
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