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package com.launchdarkly.eventsource;

/**
 * Interface for a custom logger that an application can provide to receive EventSource logging.
 * 

* If you do not provide a logger, the default is to send log output to SLF4J. * * @since 2.3.0 */ public interface Logger { /** * Logs a debug message. Debug output includes verbose details that applications will normally * not want to see. *

* Because debug messages can include variable text that might be long or require overhead to * compute, this method uses the same simple placeholder syntax as SLF4J: when the string "{}" * appears in {@code format}, it should be replaced with the result of calling {@code toString()} * on the parameter value. For efficiency, the logger should avoid doing this computation * unless it is actually going to show the debug output. *

* The logging methods for other log levels use only simple message strings, because those * methods are not called as frequently and will have minimal overhead of string concatenation. * * @param format a format string that may include a placeholder * @param param the value to be substited for the placeholder */ void debug(String format, Object param); /** * Logs a debug message with two parameters. *

* This is the same as {@link #debug(String, Object)}, but allows the format string to have two * "{}" placeholders, corresponding to the two parameters in the same order. * * @param format a format string that may include placeholders * @param param1 the first parameter value * @param param2 the second parameter value */ void debug(String format, Object param1, Object param2); /** * Logs an informational message. This output describes normal operation of the EventSource. * * @param message the message */ void info(String message); /** * Logs a warning message. This indicates a possibly noteworthy condition that does not * necessarily require intervention. * * @param message the message */ void warn(String message); /** * Logs a message about a serious error. {@code EventSource} does not currently use this level, * since connection errors can always be retried; it is reserved for future use. * * @param message the message */ void error(String message); }





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