logging

Documentation

Index

• func NewProductionConsoleEncoderConfig(noColor, noTime bool) zapcore.EncoderConfig
• func NewProductionConsoleZapLogger(level zapcore.Level, noColor, noTime, addCaller bool) *zap.Logger
• func NewZapLogger(preset string, level zapcore.Level) (*zap.Logger, error)

Functions

func NewProductionConsoleEncoderConfig

func NewProductionConsoleEncoderConfig(noColor, noTime bool) zapcore.EncoderConfig

NewProductionConsoleEncoderConfig returns an opinionated zapcore.EncoderConfig for production console environments.

func NewProductionConsoleZapLogger

func NewProductionConsoleZapLogger(level zapcore.Level, noColor, noTime, addCaller bool) *zap.Logger

NewProductionConsoleZapLogger creates a new *zap.Logger with reasonable defaults for production console environments.

See NewProductionConsoleEncoderConfig for information on the default encoder configuration.

func NewZapLogger

func NewZapLogger(preset string, level zapcore.Level) (*zap.Logger, error)

NewZapLogger returns a new *zap.Logger with the given preset and log level.

The available presets are:

• "console" (default): Reasonable defaults for production console environments.
• "console-nocolor": Same as "console", but without color.
• "console-notime": Same as "console", but without timestamps.
• "systemd": Reasonable defaults for running as a systemd service. Same as "console", but without color and timestamps.
• "production": Zap's built-in production preset.
• "development": Zap's built-in development preset.

If the preset is not recognized, it is treated as a path to a JSON configuration file.

The log level does not apply to the "production", "development", or custom presets.