logx

type Level uint8

type Log interface {
	// SetLevel changes the current logging level of this Log.
	SetLevel(Level)
	// SetPrefix changes the current logging prefix of this Log.
	SetPrefix(string)
	// SetPrintLevel sets the logging level used when 'Print*' statements are called.
	SetPrintLevel(Level)
	// Print writes a message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprint' and 'fmt.Print'. The only
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be used to output a string value.
	//
	// This function is affected by the setting of 'SetPrintLevel'. By default,
	// this will print as an 'Info' logging message.
	Print(...interface{})
	// Panic writes a panic message to the logger.
	//
	// This function will result in the program exiting with a Go 'panic()' after
	// being called. The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprint' and 'fmt.Print.'
	// The only argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be used to output a
	// string value.
	Panic(...interface{})
	// Println writes a message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to fmt.Sprintln and fmt.Println. The only
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be used to output a string value.
	//
	// This function is affected by the setting of 'SetPrintLevel'. By default,
	// this will print as an 'Info' logging message.
	Println(...interface{})
	// Panicln writes a panic message to the logger.
	//
	// This function will result in the program exiting with a Go 'panic()' after
	// being called. The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintln' and
	// 'fmt.Println'. The only argument is a vardict of interfaces that
	// can be used to output a string value.
	Panicln(...interface{})
	// Info writes an informational message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The
	// first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied
	// format string.
	Info(string, ...interface{})
	// Error writes an error message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The
	// first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied
	// format string.
	Error(string, ...interface{})
	// Fatal writes a fatal message to the logger.
	//
	// This function will result in the program exiting with a non-zero error code
	// after being called, unless the 'logx.FatalExits' setting is 'false'. The
	// function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The first
	// argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second argument
	// is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied format
	// string.
	Fatal(string, ...interface{})
	// Trace writes a tracing message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The
	// first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied
	// format string.
	Trace(string, ...interface{})
	// Debug writes a debugging message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The
	// first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied
	// format string.
	Debug(string, ...interface{})
	// Printf writes a message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The
	// first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied
	// format string.
	//
	// This function is affected by the setting of 'SetPrintLevel'. By default,
	// this will print as an 'Info' logging message.
	Printf(string, ...interface{})
	// Panicf writes a panic message to the logger.
	//
	// This function will result in the program exiting with a Go 'panic()' after
	// being called. The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'.
	// The first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The
	// second argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in
	// the supplied format string.
	Panicf(string, ...interface{})
	// Warning writes a warning message to the logger.
	//
	// The function arguments are similar to 'fmt.Sprintf' and 'fmt.Printf'. The
	// first argument is a string that can contain formatting characters. The second
	// argument is a vardict of interfaces that can be omitted or used in the supplied
	// format string.
	Warning(string, ...interface{})
}

type LogWriter interface {
	Log(Level, int, string, ...interface{})
}

type Multi []Log

type Option interface {
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}