use Mojo::Log;
# Log to STDERR
my $log = Mojo::Log->new;
# Customize log file location and minimum log level
my $log = Mojo::Log->new(path => '/var/log/mojo.log', level => 'warn');
# Log messages
$log->trace('Doing stuff');
$log->debug('Not sure what is happening here');
$log->info('FYI: it happened again');
$log->warn('This might be a problem');
$log->error('Garden variety error');
$log->fatal('Boom');
$log->on(message => sub ($log, $level, @lines) {...});
Emitted when a new message gets logged.
$log->on(message => sub ($log, $level, @lines) { say "$level: ", @lines });
my $bool = $log->color; $log = $log->color($bool);
Colorize log messages with the levels "warn", "error" and "fatal" using Term::ANSIColor, defaults to the value of the "MOJO_LOG_COLOR" environment variables. Note that this attribute is EXPERIMENTAL and might change without warning!
my $cb = $log->format;
$log = $log->format(sub {...});
A callback for formatting log messages.
$log->format(sub ($time, $level, @lines) { "[2018-11-08 14:20:13.77168] [28320] [info] I ♥ Mojolicious\n" });
my $handle = $log->handle; $log = $log->handle(IO::Handle->new);
Log filehandle used by default ``message'' event, defaults to opening ``path'' or "STDERR".
my $history = $log->history; $log = $log->history([[time, 'debug', 'That went wrong']]);
my $level = $log->level;
$log = $log->level('debug');
Active log level, defaults to "trace". Available log levels are "trace", "debug", "info", "warn", "error" and "fatal", in that order.
my $size = $log->max_history_size; $log = $log->max_history_size(5);
Maximum number of logged messages to store in ``history'', defaults to 10.
my $path = $log->path
$log = $log->path('/var/log/mojo.log');
Log file path used by ``handle''.
my $bool = $log->short; $log = $log->short($bool);
Generate short log messages without a timestamp but with journald log level prefix, suitable for systemd environments, defaults to the value of the "MOJO_LOG_SHORT" environment variables.
$log->append("[2018-11-08 14:20:13.77168] [28320] [info] I ♥ Mojolicious\n");
my $messages = $log->capture;
my $messages = $log->capture('debug');
Capture log messages for as long as the returned object exists, useful for testing log messages.
# Test your log messages
my $messages = $log->capture('trace');
$log->fatal('Something very bad happened');
$log->trace('Just some debug information');
like $messages, qr/Something very bad happened/, 'logs contain fatal message';
like $messages->[-1], qr/Just some debug information/, 'trace message was last';
undef $messages;
my $new = $log->context('[extra]', '[information]');
Construct a new child Mojo::Log object that will include context information with every log message.
# Log with context
my $log = Mojo::Log->new;
my $context = $log->context('[17a60115]');
$context->debug('This is a log message with context information');
$context->info('And another');
$log = $log->debug('You screwed up, but that is ok');
$log = $log->debug('All', 'cool');
$log = $log->debug(sub {...});
Emit ``message'' event and log "debug" message.
$log = $log->error('You really screwed up this time');
$log = $log->error('Wow', 'seriously');
$log = $log->error(sub {...});
Emit ``message'' event and log "error" message.
$log = $log->fatal('Its over...');
$log = $log->fatal('Bye', 'bye');
$log = $log->fatal(sub {...});
Emit ``message'' event and log "fatal" message.
$log = $log->info('You are bad, but you prolly know already');
$log = $log->info('Ok', 'then');
$log = $log->info(sub {...});
Emit ``message'' event and log "info" message.
my $bool = $log->is_level('debug');
Check active log ``level''.
# True
$log->level('debug')->is_level('debug');
$log->level('debug')->is_level('info');
# False
$log->level('info')->is_level('debug');
$log->level('fatal')->is_level('warn');
my $log = Mojo::Log->new;
my $log = Mojo::Log->new(level => 'warn');
my $log = Mojo::Log->new({level => 'warn'});
Construct a new Mojo::Log object and subscribe to ``message'' event with default logger.
$log = $log->trace('Whatever');
$log = $log->trace('Who', 'cares');
$log = $log->trace(sub {...});
Emit ``message'' event and log "trace" message.
$log = $log->warn('Dont do that Dave...');
$log = $log->warn('No', 'really');
$log = $log->warn(sub {...});
Emit ``message'' event and log "warn" message.