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# Thin wrapper over Logging::Logger. This is the per-class object
# instantiated by the `log` method.
class Chalk::Log::Logger
attr_reader :backend
# Initialization of the logger backend. It does the actual creation
# of the various logger methods. Will be called automatically upon
# your first `log` method call.
def self.init
Chalk::Log::LEVELS.each do |level|
define_method(level) do |*data, &blk|
return if logging_disabled?
@backend.send(level, data, &blk)
end
end
end
# The level this logger is set to.
def level
@backend.level
end
# Set the maximum log level.
#
# @param level [Fixnum|String|Symbol] A valid Logging::Logger level, e.g. :debug, 0, 'DEBUG', etc.
def level=(level)
@backend.level = level
end
# Create a new logger, and auto-initialize everything.
def initialize(name)
# It's generally a bad pattern to auto-init, but we want
# Chalk::Log to be usable anytime during the boot process, which
# requires being a little bit less explicit than we usually like.
Chalk::Log.init
@backend = ::Logging::Logger.new(name)
if level = configatron.chalk.log.default_level
@backend.level = level
end
end
# Check whether logging has been globally turned off, either through
# configatron or LSpace.
def logging_disabled?
configatron.chalk.log.disabled || LSpace[:'chalk.log.disabled']
end
def with_contextual_info(contextual_info={}, &blk)
unless blk
raise ArgumentError.new("Must pass a block to #{__method__}")
end
unless contextual_info.is_a?(Hash)
raise TypeError.new(
"contextual_info must be a Hash, but got #{contextual_info.class}"
)
end
existing_context = LSpace[:'chalk.log.contextual_info'] || {}
LSpace.with(
:'chalk.log.contextual_info' => contextual_info.merge(existing_context),
&blk
)
end
end
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