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Overview ¶
Package bark provides an abstraction for loggers and stats reporters used in Uber's Go libraries. It decouples these libraries slightly from specific logger implementations; for example, the popular open source library logrus, which offers no interfaces (and thus cannot be, for instance, easily mocked).
Users may choose to implement the interfaces themselves or to use the provided wrappers for logrus loggers and cactus/go-statsd-client stats reporters.
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type Fields ¶
type Fields map[string]interface{}
Fields is the concrete LogFields type, as in myLogger.WithFields(bark.Fields{"foo": "bar"}).Info("Fields!")
type LogFields ¶
type LogFields interface {
Fields() map[string]interface{}
}
LogFields is an interface for dictionaries passed to Logger's WithFields logging method. It exists to provide a layer of indirection so code already using other "Fields" types can be changed to use bark.Logger instances without any refactoring (sidestepping the fact that if we used a concrete type, then yourloggingmodule.Fields would not assignable to bark.Fields).
type Logger ¶
type Logger interface { // Log at debug level Debug(args ...interface{}) // Log at debug level with fmt.Printf-like formatting Debugf(format string, args ...interface{}) // Log at info level Info(args ...interface{}) // Log at info level with fmt.Printf-like formatting Infof(format string, args ...interface{}) // Log at warning level Warn(args ...interface{}) // Log at warning level with fmt.Printf-like formatting Warnf(format string, args ...interface{}) // Log at error level Error(args ...interface{}) // Log at error level with fmt.Printf-like formatting Errorf(format string, args ...interface{}) // Log at fatal level, then terminate process (irrecoverable) Fatal(args ...interface{}) // Log at fatal level with fmt.Printf-like formatting, then terminate process (irrecoverable) Fatalf(format string, args ...interface{}) // Log at panic level, then panic (recoverable) Panic(args ...interface{}) // Log at panic level with fmt.Printf-like formatting, then panic (recoverable) Panicf(format string, args ...interface{}) // Return a logger with the specified key-value pair set, to be logged in a subsequent normal logging call WithField(key string, value interface{}) Logger // Return a logger with the specified key-value pairs set, to be included in a subsequent normal logging call WithFields(keyValues LogFields) Logger // Return a logger with the specified error set, to be included in a subsequent normal logging call WithError(err error) Logger // Return map fields associated with this logger, if any (i.e. if this logger was returned from WithField[s]) // If no fields are set, returns nil Fields() Fields }
Logger is an interface for loggers accepted by Uber's libraries.
func NewLoggerFromLogrus ¶
NewLoggerFromLogrus creates a bark-compliant wrapper for a logrus-brand logger.
type StatsReporter ¶
type StatsReporter interface { // Increment a statsd-like counter with optional tags IncCounter(name string, tags Tags, value int64) // Increment a statsd-like gauge ("set" of the value) with optional tags UpdateGauge(name string, tags Tags, value int64) // Record a statsd-like timer with optional tags RecordTimer(name string, tags Tags, d time.Duration) }
StatsReporter is an interface for statsd-like stats reporters accepted by Uber's libraries. Its methods take optional tag dictionaries which may be ignored by concrete implementations.
func NewStatsReporterFromCactus ¶
func NewStatsReporterFromCactus(statter statsd.Statter) StatsReporter
NewStatsReporterFromCactus creates a bark-compliant wrapper for a cactus-brand statsd Statter.
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callerskiphelper
Provides an extra level in stack trace to accompany logs.
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Provides an extra level in stack trace to accompany logs. |
Package zbark integrates Bark with Zap (go.uber.org/zap).
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Package zbark integrates Bark with Zap (go.uber.org/zap). |