Results for “Std.Log.Level”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.Log.Level

  How much a line matters, from most detail to least.

  type · Std.Log
• Std.Log.at&Std.Log.Logger -> Std.Log.Level -> Str -> Result[(), Str]

  Write a line, or nothing when the level is below what the logger keeps.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.atMoment&Std.Log.Logger -> Str -> Std.Log.Level -> Str -> Result[(), Str]

  Write a stamped line, or nothing when the level is below what is kept.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.field&Std.Log.Logger -> Std.Log.Level -> Str -> Str -> Str -> Result[(), Str]

  Write a line carrying one further field, without keeping it on the logger.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.keeps&Std.Log.Logger -> Std.Log.Level -> Bool

  Whether a logger would keep a line at this level.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.leastOf&Std.Log.Logger -> Std.Log.Level

  The level a logger keeps from.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.levelFromStr -> Option[Std.Log.Level]

  A level read from its name, or None for anything else.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.levelNameStd.Log.Level -> Str

  How a level is written.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.lineOf&Std.Log.Logger -> Str -> Std.Log.Level -> Str -> Std.Log.Line

  The line a logger would make, before anything writes it.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.rendered&Std.Log.Logger -> Std.Log.Level -> Str -> Str

  A line as it would be written, without a timestamp.

  fn · Std.Log
• Std.Log.stamped&Std.Log.Logger -> Str -> Std.Log.Level -> Str -> Str

  A line as it would be written, stamped with a time the caller supplies.

  fn · Std.Log