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log
Package log provides a uniform method of logging.
how to use this?
just import this module into your Go project by adding the following line to your imports:
"git.stinnesbeck.com/go/log"
You can use this package in your code as follows:
log.Print(LOGLEVEL, "This is your message of type LOGLEVEL")
log.PrintInfo("This is your info message")
log.PrintWarning("This is your warning message")
log.PrintError("This is your error message")
log.PrintDebug("This is your debug message")
Log levels
The following log levels are supported:
| LogLevel | Name |
|---|---|
| 0 | ERROR |
| 1 | WARNING |
| 2 | INFO |
| 3 | DEBUG |
The package will honor a globally set environment variable LOGLEVEL. The package will only print levels that are less or equal than the one provided (e.g. WARNING will only print ERROR and WARNING). If no environment variable is set or it can't be parsed into the names above, ERROR will be selected as the default.
Example usage
You can see an example output by cloning this repo and executing:
go test
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package log provides a uniform method of logging for all go projects at plusserver
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Functions ¶
func Print ¶
Print writes the given text to the console and formats it properly. If no level is not provided or is unknown it will treat it as "INFO".
Use the constants provided by this package for the available levels.
func PrintWarning ¶
func PrintWarning(message ...any)
PrintWarning is a Wrapper for Print(WARNING, message)
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