require "thread" require "steno/errors" require "steno/log_level" module Steno end class Steno::Logger LEVELS = { :off => Steno::LogLevel.new(:off, 0), :fatal => Steno::LogLevel.new(:fatal, 1), :error => Steno::LogLevel.new(:error, 5), :warn => Steno::LogLevel.new(:warn, 10), :info => Steno::LogLevel.new(:info, 15), :debug => Steno::LogLevel.new(:debug, 16), :debug1 => Steno::LogLevel.new(:debug1, 17), :debug2 => Steno::LogLevel.new(:debug2, 18), :all => Steno::LogLevel.new(:all, 30), } class << self # The following helpers are used to create a new scope for binding the log # level. def define_log_method(name) define_method(name) { |*args, &blk| log(name, *args, &blk) } end def define_logf_method(name) define_method(name.to_s + "f") { |fmt, *args| log(name, fmt % args) } end def define_level_active_predicate(name) define_method(name.to_s + "?") { level_active?(name) } end def lookup_level(name) level = LEVELS[name] if level.nil? raise Steno::Error.new("Unknown level: #{name}") end level end end # This is magic, however, it's vastly simpler than declaring each method # manually. LEVELS.each do |name, _| # Define #debug, for example define_log_method(name) # Define #debugf, for example define_logf_method(name) # Define #debug?, for example. These are provided to ensure compatibility # with Ruby's standard library Logger class. define_level_active_predicate(name) end attr_reader :name # @param [String] name The logger name. # @param [Array] sinks # @param [Hash] opts # @option opts [Symbol] :level The minimum level for which this logger will # emit log records. Defaults to :info. # @option opts [Steno::Context] :context def initialize(name, sinks, opts = {}) @name = name @min_level = self.class.lookup_level(opts[:level] || :info) @min_level_lock = Mutex.new @sinks = sinks @context = opts[:context] || Steno::Context::Null.new end # Sets the minimum level for which records will be added to sinks. # # @param [Symbol] level_name The level name # # @return [nil] def level=(level_name) level = self.class.lookup_level(level_name) @min_level_lock.synchronize { @min_level = level } nil end # Returns the name of the current log level # # @return [Symbol] def level @min_level_lock.synchronize { @min_level.name } end # Returns whether or not records for the given level would be forwarded to # sinks. # # @param [Symbol] level_name # # @return [true || false] def level_active?(level_name) level = self.class.lookup_level(level_name) @min_level_lock.synchronize { level <= @min_level } end # Convenience method for logging an exception, along with its backtrace. # # @param [Exception] ex # @return [nil] def log_exception(ex, user_data = {}) warn("Caught exception: #{ex}", user_data.merge(:backtrace => ex.backtrace)) end # Adds a record to the configured sinks. # # @param [Symbol] level_name The level associated with the record # @param [String] message # @param [Hash] user_data # # @return [nil] def log(level_name, message = nil, user_data = nil, &blk) return unless level_active?(level_name) level = self.class.lookup_level(level_name) message = yield if block_given? callstack = caller loc = parse_record_loc(callstack) data = @context.data.merge(user_data || {}) record = Steno::Record.new(@name, level, message, loc, data) @sinks.each { |sink| sink.add_record(record) } nil end # Returns a proxy that will emit the supplied user data along with each # log record. # # @param [Hash] user_data # # @return [Steno::TaggedLogger] def tag(user_data = {}) Steno::TaggedLogger.new(self, user_data) end private def parse_record_loc(callstack) file, lineno, method = nil, nil, nil callstack.each do |frame| next if frame =~ /logger\.rb/ file, lineno, method = frame.split(":") lineno = lineno.to_i if method =~ /in `([^']+)/ method = $1 end break end [file, lineno, method] end end