Crate inqjet 

InqJet — High-performance logging for latency-critical Rust applications.

All log data flows through a nexus-logbuf ring buffer as raw bytes with function pointer dispatch. Formatting happens on a background archiver thread, not the producer.

Quick Start

use inqjet::{InqJetBuilder, LevelFilter};

let _guard = InqJetBuilder::default()
    .with_writer(std::io::stdout())
    .with_log_level(LevelFilter::Info)
    .build()?;

// Standalone macros — bypass the log facade, direct to logbuf:
inqjet::info!("Server started on port {}", 8080);
inqjet::error!("Connection failed: {}", "timeout");

// log crate macros still work via the bridge (with `log-compat` feature):
log::info!("This also works");

Macros

debug

Log at the DEBUG level.

error

Log at the ERROR level.

info

Log at the INFO level.

trace

Log at the TRACE level.

warn

Log at the WARN level.

Structs

ArchiveHandle

Handle for writing archive records to a dedicated ring buffer.

InqJetBuilder

Builder for configuring and creating an InqJet logger.

InqJetGuard

RAII guard that manages the logger’s background archiver thread.

Enums

BackpressureMode

Controls producer behavior when the ring buffer is full.

ColorMode

Controls ANSI color output.

InqJetBuilderError

Errors during logger initialization.

LevelFilter

Log level filter for configuring maximum verbosity.

Traits

ArchiveTag

Marker trait for archive record tags.

Pod

Marker trait for types safe to log as raw bytes via memcpy.

Functions

reserve_fallback_capacity

Pre-allocates the thread-local fallback formatting buffer.

set_level

Updates the global log level at runtime.

Derive Macros

Pod

Derive macro for inqjet::Pod.