distillery

v2.0.0-rc.1

distillery v2.0.0-rc.1 Mix.Releases.Logger

This is the logger implementation for Distillery. It is necessary to use because the process-based Logger in Elixir will drop messages when errors occur which kill the runtime, making debugging more difficult. We also colorize and format messages here.

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Types

verbosity()

Functions

configure(verbosity)

Configure the logging verbosity of the release logger

debug(message)

Print a debug message in cyan

debug(message, atom)

Print an unformatted debug message in cyan

error(message)

Print an error message in red

info(message)

Print an informational message in bright cyan

notice(message)

Print a notice in yellow

success(message)

Print a success message in bright green

warn(message)

Print a warning message in yellow

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Link to this type verbosity() 
verbosity() :: :silent | :quiet | :normal | :verbose

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Link to this function configure(verbosity) 
configure(verbosity()) :: :ok

Configure the logging verbosity of the release logger.

Valid verbosity settings are:

- silent - no output except errors
- quiet - no output except warnings/errors
- normal - no debug output (default)
- verbose - all output
Link to this function debug(message) 
debug(String.t()) :: :ok

Print a debug message in cyan

Link to this function debug(message, atom) 
debug(String.t(), :plain) :: :ok

Print an unformatted debug message in cyan

Link to this function error(message) 
error(String.t()) :: :ok

Print an error message in red

Link to this function info(message) 
info(String.t()) :: :ok

Print an informational message in bright cyan

Link to this function notice(message) 
notice(String.t()) :: :ok

Print a notice in yellow

Link to this function success(message) 
success(String.t()) :: :ok

Print a success message in bright green

Link to this function warn(message) 
warn(String.t()) :: :ok

Print a warning message in yellow