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-- | Parsing hslogger-produced logs.
--   
@package hslogger-reader
@version 1.0.0


-- | Generate a parser for logs produced by the <a>hslogger</a> package,
--   supporting arbitrary formatting strings (see
--   <a>System.Log.Formatter</a>). Currently, this package does provide
--   support for custom-defined formatters.
--   
--   <a>logMessageParser</a> will generate a parser for a <a>LogMessage</a>
--   given a format string (such <tt> "[$utcTime $loggername $prio] $msg"
--   </tt>) and a parser for your logger names. This can then be used to
--   read logs line-by-line, potentially in constant memory, from disk. See
--   the accompanying executable for an example of this.
module System.Log.Reader
data LogMessage
LogMessage :: Maybe Text -> Maybe Text -> Maybe Priority -> Maybe Int -> Maybe Int -> Maybe ZonedTime -> LogMessage
message :: LogMessage -> Maybe Text
loggerName :: LogMessage -> Maybe Text
priority :: LogMessage -> Maybe Priority
threadId :: LogMessage -> Maybe Int
processId :: LogMessage -> Maybe Int
timestamp :: LogMessage -> Maybe ZonedTime
type FormatString = Text

-- | Build a parser for a <a>LogMessage</a> from a format string, as
--   described by the hslogger package.
logMessageParser :: FormatString -> Parser Text -> Either String (Parser LogMessage)

-- | As <a>logMessageParser</a>, but provide a custom time format for
--   parsing <tt> "$time" </tt> and <tt> "$utcTime" </tt> formatters.
--   Compatible with hslogger's <i>tfLogFormatter</i> function.
tfLogMessageParser :: FormatString -> Parser Text -> Parser ZonedTime -> Either String (Parser LogMessage)

-- | Parse time format string <tt> "%F %X %Z" </tt> with
--   <a>defaultTimeLocale</a>.
zonedTimeParser :: Parser ZonedTime
instance Show LogMessage
instance Show Instruction