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Constants ¶
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const ( HumanizeFormatVar = "HUMANIZE" FormatFull = "FULL" FormatCompact = "COMPACT" FormatJSON = "JSON" )
Log-level configuration from env vars
Variables ¶
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var DefaultLevelColors = map[logrus.Level]int{ logrus.DebugLevel: blue, logrus.ErrorLevel: red, logrus.FatalLevel: red, logrus.WarnLevel: yellow, logrus.TraceLevel: grey, logrus.PanicLevel: red, }
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var ElementColors = map[string]int{
"date": grey,
"time": blue,
"caller": green,
}
Functions ¶
func NewHumanizeFormatterFromEnv ¶
NewHumanizeFormatterFromEnv reads a configuration variable from the environment, using it to configure and return a logger. Humanize looks for its configuration using the value of the `HumanizeFormatVar` constant, and can respond to one of three values:
- FULL -> Format using long formatting (this is the default).
- COMPACT -> Format using compact formatting.
- JSON -> Return the default Fallback formatter, logrus.JSONFormatter
Types ¶
type Formatter ¶
type Formatter struct {
// It's possible you don't want ISO-8601. You're wrong, but... OK.
DateTimeFormat string
// Take up more whitespace or less.
Compact bool
// We assume you wont want to ship logs to logstash or what have you in this
// format. What do we use when a human isn't looking?
Fallback logrus.Formatter
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Formatter renders Logrus log lines in a nicer format for humans.
func NewHumanizeFormatter ¶
func NewHumanizeFormatter() *Formatter
NewHumanizeFormatter creates a new formatter with defaults set.
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