busymachines.pureharm.testkit.package.scala Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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package busymachines.pureharm
import scala.annotation.implicitNotFound
import busymachines.pureharm.effects._
import busymachines.pureharm.phantom.PhantomType
import io.chrisdavenport.log4cats._
/**
* @author Lorand Szakacs, https://github.com/lorandszakacs
* @since 26 Jun 2020
*/
package object testkit {
@implicitNotFound(
msg = """
|TestLogger is implemented by default in either:
| - busymachines.pureharm.testkit.FixturePureharmTest
| - busymachines.pureharm.testkit.PureharmTest
|
|Depending on which one you use. And there is little reason to want
|it from somewhere else. But you can always override it to plug
|in a custom one.
|
|The purpose of TestLogger is to log everything related to test-setup/
|tear-down to enrich whatever scalatest tells you
|
|"""
)
type TestLogger = TestLogger.Type
object TestLogger extends PhantomType[StructuredLogger[IO]] {
def fromClass(cl: Class[_]): TestLogger =
this.apply(slf4j.Slf4jLogger.getLoggerFromName[IO](s"${cl.getCanonicalName}.test.report"))
}
}
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