dlog wraps common functionality for common golang logging packages.
The dlog.Logger interface wraps the common logging functionality. Every method on dlog.Logger
is also a global method on the dlog package. Given an implementation of dlog.Logger, you can
register it as the global logger by calling:
func register(logger dlog.Logger) {
dlog.SetLogger(logger)
}To make things simple, packages for glog, logrus, and protolog are given with the ability to blank import:
import (
_ "go.pedge.io/dlog/glog" // set glog as the global logger
_ "go.pedge.io/dlog/logrus" // set logrus as the global logger with default settings
_ "go.pedge.io/dlog/protolog" // set protolog as the global logger with default settings
)Or, do something more custom:
func init() { // or anywhere
logger := logrus.New()
logger.Out = os.Stdout
logger.Formatter = &logrus.TextFormatter{
ForceColors: true,
}
dlog.SetLogger(logger)
}By default, golang's standard logger is used.