bugfixes

Rust logging client for Bugfixes, extracted from the behavior of the Go logs package in this repository.

Current scope:

• local log output
• caller file/line capture
• level filtering
• optional remote reporting to POST /log
• optional panic/bug reporting to POST /bug
• error/fatal helpers

Not ported yet:

• Go HTTP middleware utilities
• framework-specific integrations

Install

[dependencies]
bugfixes = "0.1.0"

Example

use bugfixes::{BugfixesLogger, init_global_local, local_logger};

fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let logger = BugfixesLogger::local()?;
    let line = logger.info("server started on :3000")?;
    assert_eq!(line, "Info: server started on :3000");

    let local_line = local_logger().info("stdout only")?;
    assert_eq!(local_line, "Info: stdout only");

    init_global_local()?;
    let line = bugfixes::info!("server started on {}", ":3000")?;
    assert_eq!(line, "Info: server started on :3000");

    Ok(())
}

Use BugfixesLogger::from_env() to enable remote reporting through:

• BUGFIXES_AGENT_KEY
• BUGFIXES_AGENT_SECRET
• BUGFIXES_LOG_LEVEL
• BUGFIXES_LOCAL_ONLY
• BUGFIXES_SERVER

Panic capture is available either explicitly:

let logger = BugfixesLogger::from_env()?;
let _ = logger.report_panic_payload(&"worker crashed");

or through a global hook:

bugfixes::init_global_from_env()?;
bugfixes::install_global_panic_hook();

API shape

The crate supports both:

• explicit logger instances, which are best for libraries and dependency injection
• global macros, which are the most idiomatic application-facing Rust API
• local_logger(), which is the direct local-only equivalent of Go's logs.Local()

The macros preserve the Go package's functional intent while fitting normal Rust call patterns:

bugfixes::debug!("loaded {}", 3);
bugfixes::info!("started");
bugfixes::warn!("slow request");
bugfixes::error!("db error: {}", "timeout")?;