1 unstable release
Uses old Rust 2015
0.1.0 | Oct 28, 2018 |
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#382 in #metadata
Used in oysterpack
57KB
1K
SLoC
Standardizes logging for the OysterPack platform on top of log. Given a LogConfig, this crate will know how to initialize the logging system and how to shut it down.
#[macro_use]
extern crate oysterpack_app_metadata_macros;
op_build_mod!();
fn main() {
let app_build = build::get();
oysterpack_log::init(log_config(),&app_build);
// The LogConfig used to initialize the log system can be retrieved.
// This enables the LogConfig to be inspected.
let log_config = oysterpack_log::config().unwrap();
run();
oysterpack_log::shutdown();
}
/// This should be loaded from the app's configuration.
/// For this simple example, we are simply using the default LogConfig.
/// The default LogConfig sets the root log level to Warn and logs to stdout.
fn log_config() -> oysterpack_log::LogConfig {
Default::default()
}
fn run() {}
lib.rs
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Standardizes logging for the OysterPack platform on top of log. Given a LogConfig, this crate will know how to initialize the logging system and how to shut it down.
#[macro_use]
extern crate oysterpack_app_metadata_macros;
op_build_mod!();
fn main() {
let app_build = build::get();
oysterpack_log::init(log_config(),&app_build);
// The LogConfig used to initialize the log system can be retrieved.
// This enables the LogConfig to be inspected.
let log_config = oysterpack_log::config().unwrap();
run();
oysterpack_log::shutdown();
}
/// This should be loaded from the app's configuration.
/// For this simple example, we are simply using the default LogConfig.
/// The default LogConfig sets the root log level to Warn and logs to stdout.
fn log_config() -> oysterpack_log::LogConfig {
Default::default()
}
fn run() {}
Dependencies
~2.2–8MB
~144K SLoC