Saving Settings - a Beginner's Start

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1

Hi,
I’m new and I could register my settingscontroller, but I can’t access \OC::$server. I thought it would be static but it isn’t? Because this: does nothing:
\OC::$server->getLogger()->info("Saved: " . “lalala”, array(“app” => $this->appName));

How can I access \OC::$server?

Thank you for the help.
Greetings,
Björn

2

do (in the correct sections)

use OCP\ILogger;
private $logger;
ILogger $logger,
$this->logger = $logger;
$this->logger->debug( "Saved: " . “lalala”, array(“app” => $this->appName));

safe your stuff with the ::$server and make it reusable

3

Ok, can I just extend the constructor like this and I will get what I need, or do I have to register the controller with this special constrcfutor?

4

I got it by myself and in the context I need it. I just register my controller with the app-container and let nextcloud fill the values for my constructor.

class Application extends App {

public function __construct(array $urlParams=array()){
    parent::__construct('mattermostwebhook', $urlParams);

    $container = $this->getContainer();

    /**
     * Controllers
     */
    $container->registerService('SettingsController', function($c) {
        return new SettingsController(
            $c->query('AppName'),
            $c->query('Request'),
			$c->query('Logger'),
			$c->query('Config'),
			$c->query('UserID')
        );
    });
	
	 $container->registerService('Logger', function($c) {
        return $c->query('ServerContainer')->getLogger();
    });
	
	 $container->registerService('Config', function($c) {
        return $c->query('ServerContainer')->getConfig();
    });
	 $container->registerService('UserID', function($c) {
        return $c->query('UserSession')->getUser()->getUID();
    });
}

}

for all of you, who want to control this:
<?php throw new \Exception( "\$user = $user" );
this will be logged under settings->log

and values will be saved in the table “oc_preferences” with username and AppID.