Module: Rack::Insight::Logging

Included in:
Rack::Insight, App, Database, Database::Table, Instrumentation::Instrument, Instrumentation::Probe, Instrumentation::Probe, Instrumentation::Probe::ProbeRunner, Panel, Panel, PathFilter, Render, TemplatesPanel::Stats, Toolbar
Defined in:
lib/rack/insight/logging.rb

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.logger ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/rack/insight/logging.rb', line 11

def logger
  Rack::Insight::Config.logger
end

.verbose(max_level = false) ⇒ Object

max_level is confusing because the ‘level’ of output goes up (and this is what max refers to) when the integer value goes DOWN



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# File 'lib/rack/insight/logging.rb', line 18

def verbose(max_level = false)
  #logger.unknown "Rack::Insight::Logging.verbosity: #{Rack::Insight::Logging.verbosity} <= max_level: #{VERBOSITY[max_level]}" #for debugging the logger
  return false if (!verbosity) # false results in Exactly Zero output!
  return true if (verbosity == true) # Not checking truthy because need to check against max_level...
  # Example: if configured log spam level is high (1) logger should get all messages that are not :debug (0)
  #          so, if a log statement has if verbose(:low) (:low is 3)
  #          1 <= 3 # true => Message sent to logger
  #          then, if a log statement has if verbose(:debug) (:debug is 0)
  #          1 <= 0 # false => Nothing sent to logger
  return true if verbosity <= (Rack::Insight::Config::VERBOSITY[max_level]) # Integers!
end

.verbosity ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/rack/insight/logging.rb', line 6

def verbosity
  Rack::Insight::Config.verbosity
end