logging

Simplified logging in IO for application writers.

LTS Haskell 22.37:3.0.5
Stackage Nightly 2024-10-11:3.0.5
Latest on Hackage:3.0.5

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MIT licensed by John Wiegley, Roy Blankman
Maintained by [email protected]
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Module documentation for 3.0.5

logging is a wrapper around fast-logger which makes it easy to log from IO. It provides the following conveniences on top of those libraries:

  • A set of shorter functions to type: debug, log, warn, plus others that flush after each message, or which allow providing a message source string.

  • Logging variants of error, trace and traceShow, called errorL, traceL and traceShowL. These use unsafePerformIO in order to act as direct replacements, so the usual caveats apply.

  • A global function, setDebugLevel, which uses a global IORef to record the logging level, saving you from having to carry around the notion of "verbosity level" in a Reader environment.

  • A set of "timed" variants, timedLog and timedDebug, which report how long the specified action took to execute in wall-clock time.