appenders: Send logs to their final destination with Appenders

In johnmyleswhite/log4r: A Fast and Lightweight Logging System for R, Based on 'log4j'

Send logs to their final destination with Appenders

Description

In log4j etymology, Appenders are destinations where logs are written. Appenders have no control over formatting; this is controlled by the Layout.

The most basic appenders write logs to the console or to a file; these are described below.

For implementing your own appenders, see Details.

Usage

console_appender(layout = default_log_layout())

file_appender(file, append = TRUE, layout = default_log_layout())

Arguments

layout	A layout function taking a level parameter and additional arguments corresponding to the message. See layouts().
file	The file to write messages to.
append	When TRUE, the file is not truncated when opening for the first time.

Details

Appenders are implemented as functions with the interface ⁠function(level, ...)⁠. These functions are expected to write their arguments to a destination and return invisible(NULL).

See Also

tcp_appender(), http_appender(), syslog_appender()

Examples

# The behaviour of an appender can be seen by using them directly; the
# following snippet will write the message to the console.
appender <- console_appender()
appender("INFO", "Input has length ", 0, ".")

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