This software sets up the Log::Deep tool to enable logging for Catalyst applications. It is a quick and efficient way to manage logging and ensure smooth operations.
As a software review, Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep is a Perl module that is designed to set up Log::Deep for logging operations in Catalyst. It is a handy tool for developers because it allows them to log important information easily and efficiently.
To use it, you simply have to include it in your Catalyst list of modules, like so: "use Catalyst qw/ ... LogDeep/;". After that, you can add configuration settings to Plugin::LogDeep in the Catalyst config object.
With the Plugin::LogDeep configuration items set, you can call logging methods like "debug" and "error." For instance: "$c->log->debug( { var => $variable }, 'This is the value of variable );" and "$c->log->error( 'You did not do something' );".
One of the key features of Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep is that it allows you to use Log::Deep right out of the box. You don't have to worry about configuring Log::Deep yourself, because this module does it for you.
Do note that, currently, in every begin method call, you need to add one more call: $c->log->session if you want to have a per session log session id. However, future versions of Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep may eliminate the need for it.
Overall, if you're looking for a good way to set up logging in Catalyst, Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep is definitely worth considering.
To use it, you simply have to include it in your Catalyst list of modules, like so: "use Catalyst qw/ ... LogDeep/;". After that, you can add configuration settings to Plugin::LogDeep in the Catalyst config object.
With the Plugin::LogDeep configuration items set, you can call logging methods like "debug" and "error." For instance: "$c->log->debug( { var => $variable }, 'This is the value of variable );" and "$c->log->error( 'You did not do something' );".
One of the key features of Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep is that it allows you to use Log::Deep right out of the box. You don't have to worry about configuring Log::Deep yourself, because this module does it for you.
Do note that, currently, in every begin method call, you need to add one more call: $c->log->session if you want to have a per session log session id. However, future versions of Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep may eliminate the need for it.
Overall, if you're looking for a good way to set up logging in Catalyst, Catalyst::Plugin::LogDeep is definitely worth considering.
What's New
Version 0.1.1: N/A