trace-dispatcher
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LanguageHaskell2010

Cardano.Logging.ConfigurationParser

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mkConfiguration :: TraceConfig Source #

Creates the minimal viable configuration by only setting fallback values in an empty TraceConfig. Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging. Notice severity was chosen as it will never filter out any actionable traces while creating minimal noise in the log.

mkConfigurationWithFallback :: SeverityS -> DetailLevel -> BackendConfig -> TraceConfig Source #

Creates the minimal viable configuration by only setting custom fallback values in an empty TraceConfig. Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

readConfiguration :: FilePath -> IO TraceConfig Source #

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging.

readConfigurationWithFallback :: SeverityS -> DetailLevel -> BackendConfig -> FilePath -> IO TraceConfig Source #

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

readConfiguration' :: FilePath -> IO TraceConfig Source #

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. This will silently provide a minimal viable config via mkConfiguration when the file is absent. Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging.

readConfigurationWithFallback' :: SeverityS -> DetailLevel -> BackendConfig -> FilePath -> IO TraceConfig Source #

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. This will silently provide a minimal viable config via mkConfigurationWithFallback when the file is absent. Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

readConfigurationWithDefault :: FilePath -> TraceConfig -> IO TraceConfig Source #

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. TraceConfig fields not specified in the file will be taken from the provided defaultConf (when given there). Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging.

readConfigurationWithFallbackAndDefault :: SeverityS -> DetailLevel -> BackendConfig -> FilePath -> TraceConfig -> IO TraceConfig Source #

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. TraceConfig fields not specified in the file will be taken from the provided defaultConf (when given there). Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

applyFallback :: SeverityS -> DetailLevel -> BackendConfig -> TraceConfig -> TraceConfig Source #

Applies the fallback values to the namespace root, or creates a namespace root from them if none is present. Furthermore, it ensures a metric prefix is properly namespaced, if there is one configured. If you do not use any of mkConfiguration* or readConfiguration* to create your TraceConfig, but do it manually, it is highly recommended to call applyFallback on that TraceConfig value as a last step before using it.

configToRepresentation :: TraceConfig -> ConfigRepresentation Source #

Convert config from internal to external representation

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ToJSON TraceConfig Source # 
Instance details

Methods

toJSON :: TraceConfig -> Value

toEncoding :: TraceConfig -> Encoding

toJSONList :: [TraceConfig] -> Value

toEncodingList :: [TraceConfig] -> Encoding

omitField :: TraceConfig -> Bool