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apexlogutils
Go packages with utilities around github.com/apex/log.
What does it do?
This code was extracted from multiple production applications for integration with HTTP request logging, DB driver logging with pgx and a custom text log handler that outputs a component field to quickly identify the source of a log message in development.
The HTTP logger is based on https://github.com/apex/httplog but is a more complete http.ResponseWriter wrapper (see https://github.com/gorilla/handlers) and includes an
option to not log requests for paths with a given prefix (e.g. health checks). It also uses a log instance from context.Context if set, so it's a nice combination with
middleware.RequestID to have a unique id for each request to correlate log messages.
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func ToApexLogLevel ¶
ToApexLogLevel gets the Apex log level from Verbosity
Types ¶
type ComponentTextHandler ¶
type ComponentTextHandler struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ComponentTextHandler with additional handling of "component" field for identification of sub components
func NewComponentTextHandler ¶
func NewComponentTextHandler(w io.Writer) *ComponentTextHandler
NewComponentTextHandler builds new handler.
type Verbosity ¶
type Verbosity int
Verbosity is a verbosity level that can be mapped to log levels. Higher numbers mean more verbose logging.
const ( // VerbosityFatal is least verbose VerbosityFatal Verbosity = 0 // VerbosityError only logs errors VerbosityError Verbosity = 1 // VerbosityWarn also logs warnings VerbosityWarn Verbosity = 2 // VerbosityInfo also logs informational messages VerbosityInfo Verbosity = 3 // VerbosityDebug is most verbose VerbosityDebug Verbosity = 4 )
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