# Packages

Package logmanager implements the log manager that allows users to set log levels at run-time via a REST API.
Package logrus implements the logging API based on the Logrus logger.
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# Functions

ForPlugin is used to initialize plugin logger by name and optionally created children (their name prefixed by plugin logger name).
NewParentLogger creates new parent logger with given LoggerFactory and name as prefix.
ParseLogLevel parses the string as log level.

# Constants

DebugLevel - enabled for debugging, very verbose logging.
ErrorLevel - used for errors that should definitely be noted.
FatalLevel - logs and then calls `os.Exit(1)`.
InfoLevel - general operational entries about what's going on inside the application.
PanicLevel - highest level of severity.
TraceLevel - extra level for debugging specific parts.
WarnLevel - non-critical entries that deserve eyes.

# Variables

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DefaultLogger is the default logger.
DefaultRegistry is the default logging registry.
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# Structs

ParentLogger provides logger with logger factory that creates loggers with prefix.

# Interfaces

Logger provides logging capabilities.
LoggerFactory is API for the plugins that want to create their own loggers.
LogWithLevel allows to log with different log levels.
PluginLogger is intended for: 1.
Registry groups multiple Logger instances and allows to mange their log levels.

# Type aliases

Fields is a type accepted by WithFields method.
LogLevel defines severity of log entry.