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Copyright 2021-2024 Michael Strasser.
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package io.klogging.events
import io.klogging.Level
import kotlinx.coroutines.CoroutineName
import kotlinx.datetime.Instant
import kotlin.coroutines.coroutineContext
import kotlin.random.Random
import kotlin.random.nextUInt
public typealias EventItems = Map
/**
* An event at a point in time with information about the running state of a program.
*
* @property id Unique identifier for this event
* @property timestamp When the event occurred, to microsecond or better precision
* @property host Host where the event occurred
* @property logger Name of the logger that emitted the event
* @property context Name of the thread or similar context identifier where the event was emitted
* @property level Severity [Level] of the event
* @property template [Message template](https://messagetemplates.org), if any, used to construct the message
* @property message Message describing the event
* @property stackTrace String stack trace information that may be included if an error or exception is
* associated with the event
* @property items Map of items current at the time of the event, to be displayed as structured data.
* If the message string was constructed from a template, there is one item per
* hole in the template
*/
public data class LogEvent(
val id: String = randomId(),
val timestamp: Instant = timestampNow(),
val host: String = hostname,
val logger: String,
val context: String? = threadContext(),
val level: Level,
val template: String? = null,
val message: String,
val stackTrace: String? = null,
val items: EventItems = mapOf(),
) {
/**
* Copy this [LogEvent], setting the level, the stack trace from any error or exception, and
* context items.
*
* This function is used when an event has already been constructed.
*
* @param newLevel level of the new event
* @param newStacktrace new stack trace information, if any
* @param contextItems context items to add to those already in the event being copied
* @return a new [LogEvent] with new information as specified
*/
internal fun copyWith(
newLevel: Level,
newStacktrace: String? = null,
contextItems: EventItems = mapOf(),
): LogEvent = LogEvent(
id = id,
timestamp = timestamp,
host = host,
logger = logger,
context = context ?: threadContext(),
level = newLevel,
template = template,
message = message,
stackTrace = newStacktrace,
items = contextItems + items,
)
/**
* Add context items to an event, returning a new event.
* @param contextItems context items to add to an event
* @return a new [LogEvent] with added context items
*/
internal fun addContext(contextItems: EventItems) =
copyWith(this.level, this.stackTrace, contextItems)
}
/**
* Random ID for a [LogEvent].
*
* This implementation generates identifiers that are _compact_ for when they
* are printed by the internal logger and random enough (64 bits).
*
* @return a short, random string
*/
private fun randomId(): String = Random.nextUInt().toString(16)
/** Name of the executing host, included in all log events. */
internal expect val hostname: String
/** Thread name or similar current context identifier. */
internal expect fun threadContext(): String?
/**
* Construct a context name from thread context and coroutine name, if set.
* @return name to use for the context
*/
internal suspend fun contextName(): String =
listOfNotNull(threadContext(), coroutineContext[CoroutineName]?.name).joinToString("+")
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