Either aliases File.Only.Logger (this module) and requires the alias or imports File.Only.Logger. In the latter case, you could instead simply import File.Only.Logger.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger, alias: FileLogger

use File.Only.Logger

import File.Only.Logger

Returns the application for the current process or module.

Returns :undefined if the current process does not belong to any application or the current module is not listed in any application spec.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  • App: #{app()}\
  """
end

Injects function error/2 into the caller's module.

The function will execute the do_block and write its result to the configured error log file.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  Reason => #{inspect(reason)}\
  """
end

Returns a formatted heredoc to trace a message from the given env (Macro.Env).

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason, env} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  #{from(env)}\
  """
end

Returns a formatted heredoc to trace a message from the given env (Macro.Env) and module.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason, env} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  #{from(env, __MODULE__)}\
  """
end

Returns string "<module>.<function>/<arity>" e.g. "My.Math.sqrt/1" from the given env (Macro.Env).

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason, env} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  • Function: #{fun(env)}\
  """
end

Injects function info/2 into the caller's module.

The function will execute the do_block and write its result to the configured info log file.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

info :game_state, {player, game} do
  """
  \nNote that #{player.name}...
  • Has joined game #{inspect(game.name)}
  • Game state: #{inspect(game.state)}\
  """
end

Returns the current library name.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  • Library: #{lib()}\
  """
end

Will prefix string with "\n<padding>" if string is longer than <line_length> - offset where <padding> and <line_length> are respectively the :padding and :line_length options.

Options

• :line_length (positive integer) - the preferred line length of messages sent to the log files. Defaults to 80.
• :padding (string) - Filler inserted after the line break. Defaults to "\s\s".

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason, env} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  • Function: #{fun(env) |> maybe_break(12)}\
  """
end

Returns the current module as a string.

Examples

use File.Only.Logger

error :exit, {reason} do
  """
  \n'exit' caught...
  • Reason: #{inspect(reason)}
  • Module: #{mod()}\
  """
end