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simple-log

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Fast start

Create log config myCfg = logCfg [("", Info), ("app", Trace), ("app.sub", Debug)]

Create log and run log monad run ∷ IO () run = runLog myCfg [handler text (file "out.log")] $ yourFunction

Function with log monad: yourFunction ∷ MonadLog m ⇒ m () yourFunction = component "app" $ scope "your" $ do sendLog Trace "Hello from your function"

Each component can have different level in config, subcomponents are specified with '.'. Components have independent scopes, and scopes can be nested and separated with '/': function2 ∷ MonadLog m ⇒ m () function2 = component "app.sub" $ scope "foo" $ do scope "bar/baz" $ do sendLog Info "Component app.sub and scope foo/bar/baz" sendLog Trace "Invisible: app.sub configured with debug level" sendLog Info "Same component and scope foo" component "module" $ sendLog Info "Component module and root scope"

You can update config with updateLogConfig function and change handlers with updateLogHandlers

There're also global logger globalLog, that can be used with runGlobalLog test ∷ IO () test = do updateLogHandlers globalLog ([handler text (file "test.log")]:) runGlobalLog $ do sendLog Info "This will go to test.log too" modifyLogConfig (set (ix "") Debug) sendLog Debug "Now debug is logged too"