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README
logsink
logsink is meant to be used in conjunction with
logging-facade. To log
messages application code uses functions from System.Logging.Facade.
logsink itself is a backend for logging-facade and allows to configure
logging behavior.
logsink has built-in support for stderr and syslog. The following example
shows how to direct log messages to syslog:
import qualified System.Logging.Facade as Log
import System.Logging.LogSink.Config
main :: IO ()
main = do
setupLogging [defaultSinkConfig { sinkConfigTarget = SysLog }]
Log.error "This is an error message."
You can also configure the message format. (See documentation of System.Logging.LogSink.Format for allowed format directives.)
main2 :: IO ()
main2 = do
setupLogging [defaultSinkConfig { sinkConfigFormat = "{level} - {timestamp}: {message}" }]
Log.error "This is an error message."