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var LogLevelPriority = map[LogLevel]int{
"trace": 0,
"debug": 1,
"info": 2,
"warn": 3,
"error": 4,
}
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type LogLevel ¶
type LogLevel string
LogLevel represents the severity level of a log entry. It is a string-based enumerated type used to ensure consistency in log level values across the application. Use the predefined constants (e.g., Info, Error) instead of raw strings to avoid typos and improve code clarity.
Supported log levels:
- Trace: for fine-grained, low-level debugging information.
- Debug: for detailed debugging information that is more verbose than info logs.
- Info: for standard informational messages about application behavior.
- Warn: for potentially problematic situations that require attention.
- Error: for serious issues indicating failures in execution.
const ( // Trace represents verbose diagnostic logs for tracing execution. // These logs are typically used in development or for deep debugging scenarios. Trace LogLevel = "trace" // Debug is used for detailed debugging information that is more verbose than info logs. // It is useful for diagnosing issues during development or troubleshooting. Debug LogLevel = "debug" // Info indicates normal operational messages that require no action. // Use this level to log events like successful startups or expected workflow steps. Info LogLevel = "info" // Warn signals a condition that is unexpected, but the application can continue running. // Use this level for degraded performance, retries, or recoverable issues. Warn LogLevel = "warn" // Error indicates a serious failure that prevents the application or request from continuing as expected. // These logs typically require investigation or alerting. Error LogLevel = "error" )
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