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Constants
func GetObservedLogs() *observer.ObservedLogs
type Exit
- func CreateExiter(exit Func) *Exit
- func Default() *Exit
- func (e *Exit) Exit(code int)
- func (e *Exit) Status() int
type Func
type Logger
- func CreateDebugLogger() Logger
- func CreateLogger(isDebug bool) Logger

Constants ¶

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const (
	ImportantLevel       = int(zapcore.ErrorLevel)
	InfoLevel            = int(zapcore.InfoLevel)
	DebugLevel           = int(zapcore.DebugLevel)
	PerformanceTestLevel = -128
)

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Functions ¶

func GetObservedLogs ¶

func GetObservedLogs() *observer.ObservedLogs

GetObservedLogs returns ObservedLogs object, can be used in unit tests to see if something got logged

Types ¶

type Exit ¶

type Exit struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Exit has an exit func, and will memorize the exit status code

func CreateExiter ¶

func CreateExiter(exit Func) *Exit

CreateExiter returns an exiter with a custom function

func Default ¶

func Default() *Exit

Default returns an Exit with default os.Exit() call. That means the status will never be visible, since os.Exit() stops everything.

func (*Exit) Exit ¶

func (e *Exit) Exit(code int)

Exit calls the exiter, and then returns code as status. If e was declared, but never set (since only a test would set e), simply calls os.Exit()

func (*Exit) Status ¶

func (e *Exit) Status() int

Status get the exit status code as memorized after the call to the exit func.

type Logger ¶

type Logger struct {
	logr.Logger
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func CreateDebugLogger ¶

func CreateDebugLogger() Logger

func CreateLogger ¶

func CreateLogger(isDebug bool) Logger

CreateLogger creates a new logger instance isDebug: if enabled, the logger prints debug logs, otherwise it prints info level and above

func (Logger) Fatal ¶

func (l Logger) Fatal(msg string, keysAndValues ...interface{})

Fatal logs message with important level and exits with code 1

func (Logger) FatalError ¶

func (l Logger) FatalError(err error, msg string, keysAndValues ...interface{})

FatalError logs message and error with important level and exits with code 1

func (Logger) GetExiter ¶

func (l Logger) GetExiter() *Exit

func (Logger) SetExiter ¶

func (l Logger) SetExiter(exit *Exit)

SetExiter useful for debugging when the exit is set, the code won't call os.Exit($code) but will set the status on the Exit struct this is useful when you want to test if a function crashes with os.Exit(1) for example.

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