Package org.fissore.slf4j

slf4j-fluent provides a fluent API for SLF4J Example code: import static org.fissore.slf4j.Util.lazy; ...

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Class Summary

Class	Description
FluentLogger	FluentLogger is what we use to start logging at different levels.
FluentLoggerFactory	The entry point for using slf4j-fluent.
LoggerAtLevel	This is where the fluent API of slf4j-fluent is implemented.
NOOPLogger	A no-op logger is a logger that does nothing.
Util

Package org.fissore.slf4j Description

slf4j-fluent provides a fluent API for SLF4J

Example code:

 import static org.fissore.slf4j.Util.lazy;

 ...

 FluentLogger log = FluentLoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass());

 log.debug().log("A debug log entry with {} args: {}, {}", 2, "value 1", lazy(() -> someObject.expensiveMethod()));

 // will add the stacktrace of the cause to the log entry
 log.error().withCause(exception).log("An error occured while fetching user {}", user.getId());

 // will log every 5 calls to `log` method, instead of every single time
 log.error().every(5).log("Errors occured, but we print only one entry every 5");

 // will log every 1 second, instead of every single time
 log.error().every(1, ChronoUnit.SECONDS).log("Errors occured, but we print only one entry every 1 second");