Package-level declarations

Types

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actual object ConsoleLogger

Logger for standard-out and standard-error.

expect object ConsoleLogger : Logger

Logger for the console, taking advantage of available features such as stderr or js console levels.

actual object ConsoleLogger : Logger

Console logger for JS.

actual object ConsoleLogger : Logger

Logger for System.out and System.err.

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Constant tag generator, for when performance is more important than useful implicit tags.

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Implementation of Logger which dispatches calls to consumer Loggers.

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Marker interface to skip a class in the stack trace for the default TagGenerator on JVM. On other targets, this interface does nothing.

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interface Key<T : Any>

Marker interface to strongly type metadata with its key. Proper usage is to create objects or enum classes when implementing this type.

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annotation class KhronicleInternal

Marks a class as internal to Khronicle. These APIs are left public so they may be used by other modules, but should not be used outside (by consumers) of Khronicle.

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Global logging object. To receive logs, call dispatcher.install.

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fun interface LogFilter
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Classes which implement Logger can write logs.

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Alternative to ConsoleLogger that does not take advantage of extra available features.

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sealed interface ReadMetadata

Additional data associated with a log. It's important that Logger instances do NOT hold onto references to ReadMetadata arguments after the function returns. If a ReadMetadata reference must be kept after function return, create a copy.

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Standardized metadata for data sensitivity levels.

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abstract class SimpleLogger : Logger

Simplified Logger which passes all logs through a single log function that accepts an additional LogLevel argument. This is particularly useful when a logging backend does not have separate function calls for each log level.

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interface TagGenerator

Creates tag strings for implicitly-tagged Log calls.

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sealed interface WriteMetadata

Additional data associated with a log. It's important that Log calls do NOT hold onto references to WriteMetadata arguments after the lambda returns.

Functions

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fun Logger.dynamic(level: LogLevel, tag: String, message: String, metadata: ReadMetadata, throwable: Throwable?)
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