notify

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Notify handler

Simpel and easy notify handler

Installation

Simply run github.com/DennisTheodoreNedry/notify_handler to add it to your project

Contents

The following table contains all tools available in this project.

Logging

Note: Must utilize the Constructor function for this to work

Function	Description	Note
SetLvl	Sets the internal verbose level
Log	Prints the provided message if the internal verbose level is higher then the lowest level needed

Informative

Function	Description	Note
Inform	Basic print
Warning	Spicy basic print
Error	Prints a basic error message explaining what went wrong and where	Exits the program after printing

Example

Check out the project under example/

Documentation

Index

• func Error(msg string, where string, return_code int)
• func Inform(msg string)
• func Warning(msg string)
• type Verbose_t
  • func Constructor(default_verbose_lvl string) Verbose_t
  • func (handler *Verbose_t) Log(msg string, suggested_verbose_lvl int)
  • func (handler *Verbose_t) SetLvl(new_verbose_lvl string)

Functions

func Error

func Error(msg string, where string, return_code int)

Prints the error message and exits

func Inform

func Inform(msg string)

Prints a message in green

func Warning

func Warning(msg string)

Prints a message in yellow

Types

type Verbose_t

type Verbose_t struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func Constructor

func Constructor(default_verbose_lvl string) Verbose_t

Constructor, creates and returns a verbose object

func (*Verbose_t) Log

func (handler *Verbose_t) Log(msg string, suggested_verbose_lvl int)

Prints a message depending if the configured verbose lvl is high enough

func (*Verbose_t) SetLvl

func (handler *Verbose_t) SetLvl(new_verbose_lvl string)

Sets the internal verbose level for this object Will call `object.Error` if the new verbose lvl is invalid