openlog

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Open logging

it is not easy to unify the logger in different go packages in a big project, you want to record all of log in same format, in same file or same backend system that is where open logging comes in

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Index

• func Debug(message string, opts ...Option)
• func Error(message string, opts ...Option)
• func Fatal(message string, opts ...Option)
• func Info(message string, opts ...Option)
• func SetLogger(l Logger)
• func Warn(message string, opts ...Option)
• type Logger
  • func GetLogger() Logger
• type Option
  • func WithDepth(d int) Option
  • func WithErr(d error) Option
  • func WithTags(tags Tags) Option
• type Options
  • func ToOptions(opts ...Option) *Options
• type Tags

Functions

func Debug

func Debug(message string, opts ...Option)

func Error

func Error(message string, opts ...Option)

func Fatal

func Fatal(message string, opts ...Option)

func Info

func Info(message string, opts ...Option)

func SetLogger

func SetLogger(l Logger)

func Warn

func Warn(message string, opts ...Option)

Types

type Logger

type Logger interface {
	Debug(message string, opts ...Option)
	Info(message string, opts ...Option)
	Warn(message string, opts ...Option)
	Error(message string, opts ...Option)
	Fatal(message string, opts ...Option)
}

Logger is a interface for log tool

func GetLogger

func GetLogger() Logger

type Option

type Option func(*Options)

func WithDepth

func WithDepth(d int) Option

func WithErr

func WithErr(d error) Option

func WithTags

func WithTags(tags Tags) Option

type Options

type Options struct {
	Tags  Tags
	Depth int
	Err   error
}

func ToOptions

func ToOptions(opts ...Option) *Options

type Tags

type Tags map[string]interface{}