Struct MessageBuilder 

pub struct MessageBuilder { /* private fields */ }

Implementations

impl MessageBuilder

pub fn new() -> Self

Creates a new MessageBuilder with the following defaults:

• Level -> Level’s default
• Author -> The hostname of the OS or ‘?’ if that cannot be retrieved

pub fn body<F>(&mut self, apply: F) -> &mut Self

where F: FnOnce(&mut MessageDetailBuilder),

Add a message body to the message builder If not set it will be blank.

pub fn level(&mut self, level: Level) -> &mut Self

Set the message Level

pub fn title<S: ToString>(&mut self, title: S) -> &mut Self

Sets the title of the message, If not set, will be blank.

pub fn component(&mut self, component: Component) -> &mut Self

Sets the Component of the message By default the component will be blank

pub fn author<S: ToString>(&mut self, parts: S) -> &mut Self

Adds Author data to the message. By default this is just the hostname of OS running it (‘?’ if this cannot be retrieved) The argument parts is appended onto this hostname data (with a ‘/’)

pub fn timestamp(&mut self, unix_timestamp_millis: i64) -> &mut Self

Sets the timestamp of the message. This is set by default to the time which the MessageBuilder was created.

However, if you are using build_clone you should be using this if you don’t want your messages to all have the same timestamp.

pub fn build(self) -> Message

Builds the message, consuming the MessageBuilder If timestamp has been set, it will be used, otherwise the current time will be retrieved and used.

pub fn build_clone(&self) -> Message

Builds a new message, without consuming the MessageBuilder If timestamp has been set, it will be used, otherwise the current time will be retrieved and used.