| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
Control.Eff.LogWriter.File
Description
This helps to setup logging to a file.
Synopsis
- withFileLogging :: (Lifted IO e, MonadBaseControl IO (Eff e)) => FilePath -> Text -> Facility -> LogPredicate -> Eff (Logs ': (LogWriterReader IO ': e)) a -> Eff e a
- withFileLogWriter :: (Lifted IO e, LogsTo IO e, MonadBaseControl IO (Eff e)) => FilePath -> Eff e b -> Eff e b
Documentation
Arguments
| :: (Lifted IO e, MonadBaseControl IO (Eff e)) | |
| => FilePath | Path to the log-file. |
| -> Text | The default application name to put into the |
| -> Facility | The default RFC-5424 facility to put into the |
| -> LogPredicate | The inital predicate for log messages, there are some pre-defined in Control.Eff.Log.Message |
| -> Eff (Logs ': (LogWriterReader IO ': e)) a | |
| -> Eff e a |
Enable logging to a file, with some LogMessage fields preset
as described in withIoLogging.
If the file or its directory does not exist, it will be created.
Example:
exampleWithFileLogging :: IO ()
exampleWithFileLogging =
runLift
$ withFileLogging "/var/log/my-app.log" "my-app" local7 allLogMessages
$ logInfo "Oh, hi there"To vary the LogWriter use withIoLogging.
Arguments
| :: (Lifted IO e, LogsTo IO e, MonadBaseControl IO (Eff e)) | |
| => FilePath | Path to the log-file. |
| -> Eff e b | |
| -> Eff e b |
Enable logging to a file.
If the file or its directory does not exist, it will be created. Example:
exampleWithFileLogWriter :: IO ()
exampleWithFileLogWriter =
runLift
$ withSomeLogging @IO
$ withFileLogWriter "test.log"
$ logInfo "Oh, hi there"