TeeLogger

Sorry. In from version 2 to version 3, changed usage. see also CHANGELOG.md.

logging to file and standard output. require standard library only.

1. Characteristic
2. Installation
3. Usage
- 3.1. let's logging
- 3.2. enable only when specified
- 3.3. log meassage indent
- 3.4. enabling and indent
- 3.5. disable console output
- 3.6. enable console output
- 3.7. disable logfile output
- 3.8. enable logfile output
- 3.9. disable in block
- 3.10. and others like Logger's
4. include or extend TeeLogger
- 4.1. for casual use
- 4.2. configuration logfile name, progname, level, formatter, and datetime_format
5. Development
6. Contributing
7. License

1. Characteristic

use standard lib only.
like Logger: see usage.
enabled or disabled by switching the output of the console and the logfile.

2. Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'tee_logger'

And then execute:

bundle

Or install it yourself as:

gem install tee_logger

3. Usage

3.1. let's logging

require 'tee_logger'

# Logger.new like options(logdev, shift_age, shift_size)
# options default value is
#   logdev     = './tee_logger.log'
#   shift_age  = 0
#   shift_size = 1_048_576
tl = TeeLogger.new

tl.debug 'hello'
tl.debug(:progname) { 'hello world' }
tl.progname = 'App'
tl.debug 'hello tee_logger'

3.2. enable only when specified

tl.info 'this message is console and logfile'
tl.info 'this message is console only', :console
tl.info 'this message is logfile only', :logfile

3.3. log meassage indent

tl.info 'hello'    # => 'hello'
tl.info 'hello', 0 # => 'hello'
tl.info 'hello', 2 # => '  hello'

3.4. enabling and indent

tl.info 'this message is console only', 2, :console
tl.info 'this message is console only', :console, 2

3.5. disable console output

tl.disable(:console)
tl.info 'this message is logfile only'

3.6. enable console output

tl.enable(:console)
tl.info 'this message is logfile and console'

3.7. disable logfile output

tl.disable(:logfile)
tl.info 'this message is consle only'

3.8. enable logfile output

tl.enable(:logfile)
tl.info 'this message is logfile and console'

3.9. disable in block

tl.disable(:console) do
  tl.info 'this message is logfile only'
end
tl.info 'this message is logfile and console'

3.10. and others like Logger's

# log_level
tl.debug? # => true
tl.info?  # => true
tl.warn?  # => true
tl.error? # => true
tl.fatal? # => true

tl.level # => 0
tl.level = Logger::INFO
tl.debug 'this message is not logging'

# formatter
tl.formatter # => nil or Proc
tl.formatter =
  proc { |severity, datetime, progname, message| "#{severity}:#{message}" }

# datetime_formatter
tl.datetime_format # => nil or Proc
tl.datetime_format = '%Y%m%d %H%M%S '

4. include or extend TeeLogger

the log file will be in default of ./tee_logger.log

4.1. for casual use

require 'tee_logger'

class YourAwesomeClass
  # define method #logger for your class.
  # log file will be in default of `./tee_logger.log`
  include TeeLogger

  def awesome_method
    logger.info 'this is message is logging and disp console'
  end
end

module YourAwesomeModule
  # define singleton method .logger for your module.
  # log file will be in default of `./tee_logger.log`
  extend TeeLogger

  def self.awesome_method
    logger.info 'this is message is logging and disp console'
  end
end

4.2. configuration logfile name, progname, level, formatter, and datetime_format

require 'tee_logger'

# Before extend or include the module, allow the configuration.
# TeeLogger.logdev = 'log1.log'
TeeLogger.configure do |config|
  config.logdev = 'log1.log'
  config.level = Logger::Severity::INFO
  config.progname = 'AwesomeApp'
  config.formatter = proc { |s, t, p, m| "#{s} #{t} #{p} #{m}\n" }
  # config.datetime_format = '%Y%m%d %H%M%S '
end

class YourAwesomeClass
  include TeeLogger

  def awesome_method
    logger.info 'this message is output `log1.log`'
  end
end

# reset configuration
TeeLogger.configuration_reset

# NOTE: sorry, `TeeLogger.logev` is deprecate.
TeeLogger.logdev = 'log2.log'
module YourAwesomeModule
  extend TeeLogger

  def self.awesome_method
    logger.info 'this message is output `log2.log`'
  end
end

5. Development

After checking out the repo, run bundle install to install dependencies. Then, run rake rspec to run the tests. You can also run budle exec pry -r ./lib/tee_logger for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

6. Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/k-ta-yamada/tee_logger. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.

7. License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

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