Index
- NAME
- VERSION
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- SUBROUTINES/METHODS
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new ( %args )info ( $var )message ( $var )debug ( $var )warn ( $var )error ( $var )fatal ( $var )security ( $var )record ( $var )log_handle ( $var )session ( $var )level ( $var )enable (@levels)disable (@levels)is_info ()is_message ()is_debug ()is_warn ()is_error ()is_fatal ()is_security ()file ( $var )catch_warnings ( $action )flush ()
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- DIAGNOSTICS
- CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
- DEPENDENCIES
- INCOMPATIBILITIES
- BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
- AUTHOR
- LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
NAME
Log::Deep - Deep Logging of information about a script state
VERSION
This documentation refers to Log::Deep version 0.3.2.
SYNOPSIS
use Log::Deep;
# create or append a log file with the current users name in the current
# directory (if possible) else in the tmp directory. The session id will be
# randomly generated.
my $log = Log::Deep->new();
$log->debug({-data => $object}, 'Message text');
DESCRIPTION
Log::Deep creates a object for detailed logging of the state of the running
script.
Plugins
One of the aims of Log::Deep is to be able to record deeper information
about the state of a running script. For example a CGI script (using CGI.pm)
has a CGI query object which stores its parameters and cookies, using the
CGI plugin this extra information is logged in the data section of the log
file.
Some plugins add data only when the a logging session starts, others will add data every time a log message is written.
The Log File
Log::Deep log file format looks something like
iso-timestamp;session id;level;message;caller;data
All values are url encoded so that one log line will always represent one log
message, the line should be reasonably human readable except for the data
section which is a dump of all the deep details logged. A script deeper is
provided with Log::Deeper that allows for easier reading/searching of
Log::Deep log files.
SUBROUTINES/METHODS
new ( %args )
Arg: -level - array ref | string - If an array ref turns on all levels specified, if a string turns on that level and higher
Arg: -file - string - The name of the log file to write to
Arg: -log_dir - string - The name of the directory that the log file is written to.
Arg: -name - string - The name of the file in -log_dir
Arg: -date_fmt - string - The date format to use for appending to log file -names
Arg: -style - -
Arg: -rand_max - -
Arg: -session_id - string - A specific session id to use.
Return: Log::Deep - A new Log::Deep object
Description: This creates a new log object.
info ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
message ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
debug ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
warn ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
error ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
fatal ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
security ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
record ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
log_handle ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
session ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
level ( $var )
Param: $ - type -
Return: -
Description:
enable (@levels)
Param: @levels - strings - The names of levels to enable
Description: Enables the supplied levels
disable (@levels)
Param: @levels - strings - The names of levels to disable
Description: Disables the supplied levels
is_info ()
Return: bool - True if the info log level is enabled
Description:
is_message ()
Return: bool - True if the message log level is enabled
Description:
is_debug ()
Return: bool - True if the debug log level is enabled
Description:
is_warn ()
Return: bool - True if the warn log level is enabled
Description:
is_error ()
Return: bool - True if the error log level is enabled
Description:
is_fatal ()
Return: bool - True if the fatal log level is enabled
Description:
is_security ()
Return: bool - True if the security log level is enabled
Description:
file ( $var )
Return: string - The file name of the currently being written to log file
Description: Gets the file name of the current log file
catch_warnings ( $action )
Param: $action - 1 | 0 | undef - Set catch warnings (1), unset catch warnings (0) or report state (undef)
Return: bool - True if currently catching warnings, false if not
Description: Turns on/off catching warnings and/or returns the current warn catching state.
flush ()
Description: Calls IO::Handle's flush on the log file handle
DIAGNOSTICS
CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
DEPENDENCIES
INCOMPATIBILITIES
BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
There are no known bugs in this module.
Please report problems to Ivan Wills (ivan.wills@gmail.com).
Patches are welcome.
AUTHOR
Ivan Wills - (ivan.wills@gmail.com)
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2009 Ivan Wills (14 Mullion Close, Hornsby Heights, NSW 2077). All rights reserved.
This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.