Value Members

1.  def asyncFileLogger[F[_]](fileName: String, formatter: Formatter = Formatter.default, timeWindow: FiniteDuration = 1.second, maxBufferSize: Option[Int] = None, minLevel: Level = Level.Trace, openOptions: Seq[OpenOption] = Seq.empty)(implicit arg0: Concurrent[F], arg1: Timer[F], arg2: ContextShift[F]): Resource[F, Logger[F]]

   Create async logger with safe log file allocation and intermediate async buffer

   Create async logger with safe log file allocation and intermediate async buffer

   fileName

   name of log file to append to

   formatter

   formatter to use

   timeWindow

   pause between async buffer flushing

   maxBufferSize

   maximum buffer size

   minLevel

   minimal level of logs to be printed

2.  def asyncRollingFileLogger[F[_]](fileNamePattern: (LocalDateTime) => String, rolloverInterval: Option[FiniteDuration], maxFileSizeInBytes: Option[Long], timeWindow: FiniteDuration = 1.second, maxBufferSize: Option[Int] = None, formatter: Formatter = Formatter.default, minLevel: Level = Level.Trace, openOptions: Seq[OpenOption] = Seq.empty)(implicit arg0: Concurrent[F], arg1: Timer[F], arg2: ContextShift[F]): Resource[F, Logger[F]]

   Same as rollingFileLogger but with intermediate async buffer

   Same as rollingFileLogger but with intermediate async buffer

   fileNamePattern

   function that provides a path to a log file given a current local datetime

   rolloverInterval

   interval for rollover. When set, new log file is created each time interval is over

   maxFileSizeInBytes

   max size of log file. When set, new log file is created each time the current log file size exceeds the setting

   timeWindow

   pause between async buffer flushing

   maxBufferSize

   maximum buffer size

   formatter

   formatter to use

   minLevel

   minimal level of logs to be printed

3.  def consoleLogger[F[_]](formatter: Formatter = Formatter.default, minLevel: Level = Level.Trace)(implicit arg0: Sync[F], arg1: Clock[F]): Logger[F]

   Basic console logger that prints to STDOUT & STDERR

   Basic console logger that prints to STDOUT & STDERR

   formatter

   formatter to use for log messages

   minLevel

   minimal level of logs to be printed

4.  def fileLogger[F[_]](fileName: String, formatter: Formatter = Formatter.default, minLevel: Level = Level.Trace, openOptions: Seq[OpenOption] = Seq.empty)(implicit arg0: Sync[F], arg1: Clock[F]): Resource[F, Logger[F]]

   Create logger with safe log file allocation suspended inside of Resource

   Create logger with safe log file allocation suspended inside of Resource

   fileName

   name of log file to append to

   formatter

   formatter to use

   minLevel

   minimal level of logs to be printed

5.  def rollingFileLogger[F[_]](fileNamePattern: (LocalDateTime) => String, rolloverInterval: Option[FiniteDuration], maxFileSizeInBytes: Option[Long], formatter: Formatter = Formatter.default, minLevel: Level = Level.Trace, openOptions: Seq[OpenOption] = Seq.empty)(implicit arg0: Concurrent[F], arg1: Timer[F], arg2: ContextShift[F]): Resource[F, Logger[F]]

   Create logger with safe log files allocation suspended inside of Resource

   Create logger with safe log files allocation suspended inside of Resource

   Log files are rotated according to rolloverInterval and maxFileSizeInBytes parameters. Whenever a log file satisfies at least one of the set requirements, next file is created.

   Name of each log file is prefixed with fileNamePrefix and the current local datetime in format of yyyy-MM-dd-HH-mm-ss is appended to the prefix.

   In case if none of the options are set, rotation never happens and a single file is used.

   fileNamePattern

   function that provides a path to a log file given a current local datetime

   rolloverInterval

   interval for rollover. When set, new log file is created each time interval is over

   maxFileSizeInBytes

   max size of log file. When set, new log file is created each time the current log file size exceeds the setting

   formatter

   formatter to use

   minLevel

   minimal level of logs to be printed

6.  object Level
7.  object Logger extends Noop with LoggerInstances