logging component

here provider a common Logger interface which is highly extensible and multi implementable

Quick start

In this logging component, you can have only one global ConsoleLogger, and several FileLogger, By invoking function in logger.go:

    // AppendLoggerSlice add the Logger into loggerSlice
    func AppendLoggerSlice(loggerAppend Logger) {
        loggerSlice = append(loggerSlice, loggerAppend)
    }
    
    // SetConsoleLogger set the consoleLogger to print int stdout
    func SetConsoleLogger(logger Logger) {
        consoleLogger = logger
    }

You can use the default implement of Logger directly, By new Logger instance implemented in logger_default.go,
But first, you should new instances from logger_default.go, like following:

    // new instances
    logging.NewDefaultConsoleLogger(logging.DebugLevel)
    logging.NewDefaultFileLogger(logging.DebugLevel)
    // invoke the function in Logger interface
    logging.Error(errors.New("errors.New"), "this is error log in printErrorStack()")
    logging.Info("this is info log in printErrorStack()")
    logging.Debug("this is debug log in printErrorStack()")

You can format you log, by using logger_assembler.go,
the assembler provides AssembleMsgJsonFormat and AssembleMsgSeparateFormat can be chosen.

    // the unified entrance for AssembleMsg
    func AssembleMsg(logFormat LogFormat, callerDepth int, logLevel, msg string, err error, errWithStack bool, keysAndValues ...interface{}) string
    
    // AssembleMsgJsonFormat Assemble log-msg as json-format
    //
    // debug/info/warn:
    // {"logLevel":"INFO","timestamp":"2006-01-02 15:04:05.000","caller":"opensergo_client.go:74","msg":"openSergoClient is starting..."}
    //
    // error:
    // {"logLevel":"ERROR","timestamp":"2006-01-02 15:04:05.000","caller":"opensergo_client.go:83","msg":"can not connect.","error":"rpc error: code = Unavailable desc = connection error: desc = \"transport: Error while dialing dial tcp 33.1.33.1:10246: connect: connection refused\""}
    // [ ERROR CAUSES WITH STACK ][ rpc error: code = Unavailable desc = connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing dial tcp 33.1.33.1:10246: connect: connection refused"
    // github.com/opensergo/opensergo-go/pkg/client.handleReceive.func1
    //
    //	.../opensergo-go-sdk/pkg/client/opensergo_client.go:82 ][ ERROR CAUSES WITH STACK END ]
    func AssembleMsgJsonFormat(callerDepth int, logLevel, msg string, err error, errWithStack bool, keysAndValues ...interface{}) string
    
    // AssembleMsgSeparateFormat Assemble log-msg as separate-format
    //
    // pattern:
    // level | timestamp | callerFile:line | logContentJson | errorInfo
    //
    // debug/info/warn:
    // INFO | 2006-01-02 15:04:05.000 | main.go:30 | {"msg":"connected.", kvs:{}}
    //
    // error:
    // ERROR | 2006-01-02 15:04:05.000 | main.go:30 | {"msg":"connected.", kvs:{}} | rpc error: code = Unavailable desc = connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing dial tcp 33.1.33.1:10246: i/o timeout"
    // [ ERROR CAUSES WITH STACK ][ rpc error: code = Unavailable desc = connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing dial tcp 33.1.33.1:10246: connect: connection refused"
    // github.com/opensergo/opensergo-go/pkg/client.handleReceive.func1
    //
    //	.../opensergo-go-sdk/pkg/client/opensergo_client.go:82 ][ ERROR CAUSES WITH STACK END ]
    func AssembleMsgSeparateFormat(callerDepth int, logLevel, msg string, err error, errWithStack bool, keysAndValues ...interface{})

Samples

sample_simple_print

If you only want to use the Logger provided by default, you can new a ConsoleLogger, like following:

    // default ConsoleLogger
    // logging.NewDefaultConsoleLogger(logging.DebugLevel)
    // custom ConsoleLogger
    logging.NewConsoleLogger(logging.DebugLevel, logging.JsonFormat, true)
    logging.Error(errors.New("errors.New"), "this is error log in printErrorStack()")
    logging.Info("this is info log in printErrorStack()")
    logging.Debug("this is debug log in printErrorStack()")

For detail, please refer to sample_simple_print

sample_print_impl_logging

If you want to replace the logger implement where has integrated this logging component,
you can implement the Logger by your-self, append you Logger after invoke ClearLoggerSlice() in Logger, or invoke SetConsoleLogger(logger Logger) to set the global ConsoleLogger.

For detail, please refer to sample_print_impl_logging

sample_print_use_logging

If you want to use this logging component to replace the other has already integrated,
you can re-implement the other Logger by invoking the function in Logger which was instanced.

For detail, please refer to sample_print_use_logging