[][src]Struct spirit_log::Cfg

pub struct Cfg(_);

A configuration fragment to set up logging.

By flattening this into the configuration structure, the program can load options for configuring logging. It adds a new top-level array logging. Each item describes one logger, with separate log levels and destination.

See the crate examples for the use.

Logger options

These are valid for all loggers:

  • level: The log level to use. Valid options are OFF, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG and TRACE.
  • per-module: A map, setting log level overrides for specific modules (logging targets). This one is optional.
  • type: Specifies the type of logger destination. Some of them allow specifying other options.
  • clock: Either LOCAL or UTC. Defaults to LOCAL if not present.
  • time_format: Time format string. Defaults to %+ (which is ISO 8601/RFC 3339). Note that the command line logger (one produced by -l) uses a more human-friendly format.
  • format: The format to use. There are few presets (and a custom may come in future).
    • message-only: The line contains only the message itself.
    • short: This is the default. <timestamp> <level> <target> <message>. Padded to form columns.
    • extended: `. Padded to form columns.
    • full: <timestamp> <level> <thread-name> <file>:<line> <target> <message>. Padded to form columns.
    • machine: Like full, but columns are not padded by spaces, they are separated by a single \t character, for more convenient processing by tools like cut.
    • json: The fields of full are encoded into a json format, for convenient processing of more modern tools like logstash.
    • logstash: json format with fields named and formatted according to Logback JSON encoder

The allowed types are:

  • stdout: The logs are sent to standard output. There are no additional options.
  • stderr: The logs are sent to standard error output. There are no additional options.
  • file: Logs are written to a file. The file is reopened every time a configuration is re-read (therefore every time the application gets SIGHUP), which makes it work with logrotate.
    • filename: The path to the file where to put the logs.
  • network: The application connects to a given host and port over TCP and sends logs there.
    • host: The hostname (or IP address) to connect to.
    • port: The port to use.
  • syslog: Sends the logs to syslog. This ignores all the formatting and time options, as syslog handles this itself. This depends on the to-syslog feature.

Implementations

impl Cfg[src]

pub fn init_extension<E: Extensible>() -> impl Extension<E>[src]

This provides an Extension to initialize logging.

It calls init and sets up a basic logger (WARN and more serious going to stderr).

This is seldom used directly (but can be), the LogInstaller makes sure it is called.

pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool[src]

Checks if the logging configuration is empty.

Can be used for skipping serialization of the config array if empty.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Cfg[src]

impl Debug for Cfg[src]

impl Default for Cfg[src]

impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for Cfg[src]

impl Fragment for Cfg[src]

type Driver = TrivialDriver

The default driver to be used by the fragment. Read more

type Seed = ()

The intermediate product if the fragment supports two-stage creation of Resources. If not, it can be set to (). Read more

type Resource = Dispatch

The actual product this Fragment creates.

type Installer = LogInstaller

The default installer to be used unless a transformation or the user doesn't provide one. Read more

impl Serialize for Cfg[src]

impl StructDoc for Cfg[src]

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