pub struct RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP> { /* private fields */ }
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The builder of RotatingFileSink.

Note

The generics here are designed to check for required fields at compile time, users should not specify them manually and/or depend on them. If the generic concrete types or the number of generic types are changed in the future, it may not be considered as a breaking change.

Examples

  • Building a RotatingFileSink.

    use spdlog::sink::{RotatingFileSink, RotationPolicy};
    
    let sink: RotatingFileSink = RotatingFileSink::builder()
        .base_path("/path/to/base_log_file") // required
        .rotation_policy(RotationPolicy::Hourly) // required
        // .max_files(100) // optional, defaults to `0` for no limit
        // .rotate_on_open(true) // optional, defaults to `false`
        .build()?;
  • If any required parameters are missing, a compile-time error will be raised.

    use spdlog::sink::{RotatingFileSink, RotationPolicy};
    
    let sink: RotatingFileSink = RotatingFileSink::builder()
        // .base_path("/path/to/base_log_file") // required
        .rotation_policy(RotationPolicy::Hourly) // required
        .max_files(100) // optional, defaults to `0` for no limit
        .rotate_on_open(true) // optional, defaults to `false`
        .build()?;
    use spdlog::sink::{RotatingFileSink, RotationPolicy};
    
    let sink: RotatingFileSink = RotatingFileSink::builder()
        .base_path("/path/to/base_log_file") // required
        // .rotation_policy(RotationPolicy::Hourly) // required
        .max_files(100) // optional, defaults to `0` for no limit
        .rotate_on_open(true) // optional, defaults to `false`
        .build()?;

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impl<ArgBP, ArgRP> RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP>

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pub fn base_path<P>( self, base_path: P ) -> RotatingFileSinkBuilder<PathBuf, ArgRP>
where P: Into<PathBuf>,

Specifies the base path of the log file.

The path needs to be suffixed with an extension, if you expect the rotated eventual file names to contain the extension.

If there is an extension, the different rotation policies will insert relevant information in the front of the extension. If there is not an extension, it will be appended to the end.

Supposes the given base path is /path/to/base_file.log, the eventual file names may look like the following:

  • /path/to/base_file_1.log
  • /path/to/base_file_2.log
  • /path/to/base_file_2022-03-23.log
  • /path/to/base_file_2022-03-24.log
  • /path/to/base_file_2022-03-23_03.log
  • /path/to/base_file_2022-03-23_04.log

This parameter is required.

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pub fn rotation_policy( self, rotation_policy: RotationPolicy ) -> RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, RotationPolicy>

Specifies the rotation policy.

This parameter is required.

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pub fn max_files(self, max_files: usize) -> Self

Specifies the maximum number of files.

If the number of existing files reaches this parameter, the oldest file will be deleted on the next rotation.

Pass 0 for no limit.

This parameter is optional, and defaults to 0.

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pub fn rotate_on_open(self, rotate_on_open: bool) -> Self

Specifies whether to rotate files once when constructing RotatingFileSink.

For the RotationPolicy::Daily and RotationPolicy::Hourly rotation policies, it may truncate the contents of the existing file if the parameter is true, since the file name is a time point and not an index.

This parameter is optional, and defaults to false.

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pub fn level_filter(self, level_filter: LevelFilter) -> Self

Specifies a log level filter.

This parameter is optional, and defaults to LevelFilter::All.

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pub fn formatter(self, formatter: Box<dyn Formatter>) -> Self

Specifies a formatter.

This parameter is optional, and defaults to FullFormatter.

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pub fn error_handler(self, handler: ErrorHandler) -> Self

Specifies an error handler.

This parameter is optional, and defaults no handler, see Sink::set_error_handler for details.

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impl RotatingFileSinkBuilder<PathBuf, RotationPolicy>

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pub fn build(self) -> Result<RotatingFileSink>

Builds a RotatingFileSink.

Errors

If the argument rotation_policy is invalid, or an error occurs opening the file, Error::CreateDirectory or Error::OpenFile will be returned.

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impl<ArgBP, ArgRP> !RefUnwindSafe for RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP>

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impl<ArgBP, ArgRP> Send for RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP>
where ArgBP: Send, ArgRP: Send,

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impl<ArgBP, ArgRP> Sync for RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP>
where ArgBP: Sync, ArgRP: Sync,

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impl<ArgBP, ArgRP> Unpin for RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP>
where ArgBP: Unpin, ArgRP: Unpin,

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impl<ArgBP, ArgRP> !UnwindSafe for RotatingFileSinkBuilder<ArgBP, ArgRP>

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