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Package logging contains utilities for logging about messages.
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const ( // MessageIDIcon is the icon shown directly before a message ID. // It is an "equals sign", indicating that this message "has exactly" the // displayed ID. MessageIDIcon = "=" // CausationIDIcon is the icon shown directly before a message causation ID. // It is the mathematical "because" symbol, indicating that this message // happened "because of" the displayed ID. CausationIDIcon = "∵" // CorrelationIDIcon is the icon shown directly before a message correlation ID. // It is the mathematical "member of set" symbol, indicating that this message // belongs to the set of messages that came about because of the displayed ID. CorrelationIDIcon = "⋲" // InboundIcon is the icon shown to indicate that a message is "inbound" to a handler. // It is a downward pointing arrow, as inbound messages could be considered as // being "downloaded" from the network or queue. InboundIcon = "▼" // InboundErrorIcon is a variant of InboundIcon used when there is an error // condition. It is an hollow version of the regular inbound icon, indicating // that the requirement remains "unfulfilled". InboundErrorIcon = "▽" // OutboundIcon is the icon shown to indicate that a message is "outbound" from // a handler. It is an upward pointing arrow, as outbound messages could be // considered as being "uploaded" to the network or queue. OutboundIcon = "▲" // OutboundErrorIcon is a variant of OutboundIcon used when there is an error // condition. It is an hollow version of the regular inbound icon, indicating // that the requirement remains "unfulfilled". OutboundErrorIcon = "△" // RetryIcon is an icon used instead of InboundIcon when a message is being // re-attempted. It is an open-circle with an arrow, indicating that the // message has "come around again". RetryIcon = "↻" // ErrorIcon is the icon shown when logging information about an error. // It is a heavy cross, indicating a failure. ErrorIcon = "✖" // AggregateIcon is the icon shown when a log message relates to an aggregate // message handler. It is the mathematical "therefore" symbol, representing the // decision making as a result of the message. AggregateIcon = "∴" // ProcessIcon is the icon shown when a log message relates to a process // message handler. It is three horizontal lines, representing the step in a // process. ProcessIcon = "≡" // IntegrationIcon is the icon shown when a log message relates to an // integration message handler. It is the relational algebra "join" symbol, // representing the integration of two systems. IntegrationIcon = "⨝" // ProjectionIcon is the icon shown when a log message relates to a projection // message handler. It is the mathematical "sum" symbol , representing the // aggregation of events. ProjectionIcon = "Σ" // SystemIcon is an icon shown when a log message relates to the internals of // the engine. It is a sprocket, representing the inner workings of the // machine. SystemIcon = "⚙" // SeparatorIcon is an icon used to separate strings of unrelated text inside a // log message. It is a large bullet, intended to have a large visual impact. SeparatorIcon = "●" )
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Functions ¶
func DirectionIcon ¶
DirectionIcon returns the icon to use for the given message direction.
func FormatCorrelation ¶
func FormatCorrelation( c message.Correlation, f func(string) string, ) string
FormatCorrelation returns a formatted representation of message correlation information.
f is a function that formats each message ID. If it is nil, no formatting is performed. f must accept empty message IDs.
func HandlerTypeIcon ¶
HandlerTypeIcon returns the icon to use for the given handler type.
Types ¶
type Logger ¶
Logger logs about Dogma messages in a standardized format.
func (*Logger) LogGeneric ¶
func (l *Logger) LogGeneric( c message.Correlation, icons []string, text ...string, )
LogGeneric prints a log message consisting of message correlation information, icons and human-readable text.
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