logging

func Err ¶

func Err(logger log.Logger, err error) error

Log an error with consistent error key and metadata and return the error passed in or an logging error enclosing the original error if there is a logging error

func InfoLogger ¶

func InfoLogger(logger log.Logger) log.Logger

func InfoMsg ¶

func InfoMsg(logger log.Logger, message string, keyvals ...interface{})

func Msg ¶

func Msg(logger log.Logger, message string, keyvals ...interface{}) error

Record a structured log line with a message

func TraceLogger ¶

func TraceLogger(logger log.Logger) log.Logger

func TraceMsg ¶

func TraceMsg(logger log.Logger, message string, keyvals ...interface{})

Record structured Trace log line with a message

func TraceValuer ¶

func TraceValuer() log.Valuer

func WithMetadata ¶

func WithMetadata(logger log.Logger) log.Logger

func WithScope ¶

func WithScope(logger log.Logger, scopeName string) log.Logger

Establish or extend the scope of this logger by appending scopeName to the Scope vector. Like With the logging scope is append only but can be used to provide parenthetical scopes by hanging on to the parent scope and using once the scope has been exited. The scope mechanism does is agnostic to the type of scope so can be used to identify certain segments of the call stack, a lexical scope, or any other nested scope.