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// package log provides a simple logger with leveled log messages.
//
// - DebugLevel (highest verbosity)
// - InfoLevel
// - WarningLevel
// - ErrorLevel
// - FatalLevel (lowest verbosity)
//
// Output is by default written to STDERR.
// A different output can be specified.
// Dates and terminal colors can be turned on.
package log
import (
"io"
"log"
"os"
"time"
)
type level int
const (
DebugLevel level = iota // DebugLevel logs all messages
InfoLevel // InfoLevel logs info messages and and above
WarningLevel // WarningLevel logs warning messages and above
ErrorLevel // ErrorLevel logs error messages and above
FatalLevel // FatalLevel only logs fatal messages
)
const (
colorDate = "\033[37m"
colorDebug = "\033[95m"
colorInfo = "\033[94m"
colorWarning = "\033[93m"
colorError = "\033[91m"
colorFatal = "\033[31m"
colorReset = "\033[0m"
tagDebug = "DEBU"
tagInfo = "INFO"
tagWarning = "WARN"
tagError = "ERRO"
tagFatal = "FATA"
)
type logger struct {
log.Logger // Default writer: os.Stderr.
lv level // Logging level. Default: InfoLevel.
date bool // Logging dates or not: Default: true.
color bool // Using colors or not: Default: false.
}
var l logger
func init() {
l = newLogger(InfoLevel, os.Stderr, true, false)
}
// SetLevel sets the logging level. Available options: DebugLevel, InfoLevel,
// WarningLevel, ErrorLevel, FatalLevel.
func SetLevel(lv level) {
l.lv = lv
}
// SetOutput sets the logging output to a particular writer.
func SetOutput(writer io.Writer) {
l = newLogger(l.lv, writer, l.date, l.color)
}
// SetDate (un)sets date output.
func SetDate(ok bool) {
l.date = ok
}
// SetColor (un)sets terminal colors.
func SetColor(ok bool) {
l.color = ok
}
func Debug(format string, v ...interface{}) {
if l.lv > DebugLevel {
return
}
l.Printf(l.fmt(tagDebug, colorDebug)+format, v...)
}
func Info(format string, v ...interface{}) {
if l.lv > InfoLevel {
return
}
l.Printf(l.fmt(tagInfo, colorInfo)+format, v...)
}
func Warning(format string, v ...interface{}) {
if l.lv > WarningLevel {
return
}
l.Printf(l.fmt(tagWarning, colorWarning)+format, v...)
}
func Error(format string, v ...interface{}) {
if l.lv > ErrorLevel {
return
}
l.Printf(l.fmt(tagError, colorError)+format, v...)
}
func Fatal(format string, v ...interface{}) {
l.Printf(l.fmt(tagFatal, colorFatal)+format, v...)
os.Exit(1)
}
func newLogger(lv level, writer io.Writer, date, color bool) logger {
return logger{
Logger: *log.New(writer, "", 0),
lv: lv,
date: date,
color: color,
}
}
func (l *logger) fmt(tag, colorTag string) string {
date := ""
if l.date {
date = time.Now().Format(time.RFC1123) + " "
}
if l.color {
date = colorDate + date + colorReset
tag = colorTag + tag + colorReset
}
tag = "[" + tag + "] "
return date + tag
}
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