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High-performance SLF4J wrapper for Scala
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package org.log4s
import scala.scalajs.js
import js.annotation._
/** A severity level that can be assigned to log statements. */
sealed trait LogLevel {
/** The name of this log level. It is spelled with initial capitals */
@JSExport
def name: String = this.toString
/** The name of the SLF4J method that does logging at this level */
private[log4s] def methodName = name.toLowerCase
}
object LogLevel {
def forName(name: String): LogLevel = {
name.toLowerCase match {
case "trace" => Trace
case "debug" => Debug
case "info" => Info
case "warn" => Warn
case "error" => Error
case _ =>
throw new IllegalArgumentException(s"No log level named $name")
}
}
}
/** The highest logging severity. This generally indicates an
* application or system error that causes undesired outcomes.
* An error generally indicates a bug or an environment
* problem that warrants some kind of immediate intervention.
*/
case object Error extends LogLevel
/** Generally indicates something is not expected but the system is
* able to continue operating. This generally indicates a bug or
* environment problem that does not require urgent intervention.
*/
case object Warn extends LogLevel
/** Indicates normal high-level activity. Generally a single user– or
* system-initiated activity will trigger one or two info-level statements.
* (E.g., one when starting and one when finishing for complex requests.)
*/
case object Info extends LogLevel
/** Log statements that provide the ability to trace the progress and
* behavior involved in tracking a single activity. These are useful for
* debugging general issues, identifying how modules are interacting, etc.
*/
case object Debug extends LogLevel
/** Highly localized log statements useful for tracking the decisions made
* inside a single unit of code. These may occur at a very high frequency.
*/
case object Trace extends LogLevel
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