The internal logger is quite "simple" in that it logs with different
levels, but don't really care much aside from that.
A very common construction in my programs is:
$c->log->debug("amg, nevah show this in prod please") if $c->debug
myapp_server.pl -d only sets $c->debug to true, but the default logger
doesn't care much.
A good/better alternative comes with Catalyst::Log::Log4perl, which
converts $c->log into a Log::Log4perl logger (more or less at least),
which lets you configure at a nice granularity what gets logged where
and when.
- andreas
On Feb 25, 2008, at 10:25 PM, Tyler Bird wrote:
hi I want to only show certain log messages to my console based on
the log level 'debug'
I believe catalyst supports log levels, but this doesn't seem to be
working
if ( $c->is_debug() )
{
$c->log("log message here..");
}
It seems to be sending the log message no matter if ( $c->is_fatal() )
I even start the server with myapp_server.pl -d debug
What am I missing here does catalyst only have debug log level or
not debug log level and not log levels in general?
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