module Jellog
JELLY¶ ↑
Jumpin' Ermin's Loquatious Logging interface¶ ↑
creates a logger object similar to the standard logger but one that can also log certain messages to syslog.
To use, create an instance of Jellog
and then log messages using the logging methods below.
Jellog
deals with lower level messages differently. There are three logging states:
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system - log system, info, and warn or higher messages
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verbose - also log verbose messages
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debug - also log debug messages
By default, logger instances will also log system and fatal messages to syslog. To disable syslog, call Jellog.disable_syslog BEFORE creating the logger.
Logged messages will be placed in the logdir provided with the name appname.log
Created by Jevoom
02-Aug-2013
Ensuring 1.9 compliance (just changed the shebang on the pointless bin file)
Constants
- Ident
ident string set to: jellog-1.0.17 02-Aug-2013
- Options
This class defines the parameters that the {Jellog::Logger} expects when creating an instance. You can inherit from this class to include these parameters automatically in your own config class, e.g. for an application that uses Jellog:
For example:
module MyApplication class Config < Jellog::Options # define your parameter methods here end end
@see file:lib/jellog/config.md
Jellog
Parameter Descriptions- Version
version set to 1.0.17
- Version_Date
date set to 02-Aug-2013