A log module software that is fun and entertaining to use.
Log::Funlog is a log module that adds a touch of fun to your logging experience. If you are a Perl script user, this module is exactly what you need to manage your logs with ease. One of the core principles behind Log::Funlog is how user-friendly it is. The module is designed to be easy to use, and provide you with all the functionalities you need.
Once you initialize the module, using it feels like calling an ordinary function. Whenever you want to log something, all you need to do is invoke the function: your-sub-log(priority,"what"," I ","wanna log is: ",@an_array). The module then analyzes whether the priority is high enough, taking into account the verbose option. If the priority passes the filter, your log is written in the format of your choosing. The default is STDERR, but you can also choose to write the logs onto a file.
This module is perfect for users looking for an entertaining twist to their logging activities. You can opt to have your logs filled with amusing snippets- making logging less of a chore and more enjoyable. Log::Funlog offers a range of verbosity options to suit your preferences, from very verbose to reserved.
Log::Funlog also provides an 'error' function that you can export. This function facilitates logging messages of priority one and attaches a specific string of your choosing. It's handy when you want to highlight error messages with a unique pattern in your logs.
Log::Funlog has a plethora of available parameters like header, error_header, cosmetic, verbose, file, daemon, fun, colors, splash, -n, caller, ltype- with verbose being mandatory. No matter what type of logging user you are, this module is versatile enough to meet all your needs. Get Log::Funlog and make your logging experience fun!
Once you initialize the module, using it feels like calling an ordinary function. Whenever you want to log something, all you need to do is invoke the function: your-sub-log(priority,"what"," I ","wanna log is: ",@an_array). The module then analyzes whether the priority is high enough, taking into account the verbose option. If the priority passes the filter, your log is written in the format of your choosing. The default is STDERR, but you can also choose to write the logs onto a file.
This module is perfect for users looking for an entertaining twist to their logging activities. You can opt to have your logs filled with amusing snippets- making logging less of a chore and more enjoyable. Log::Funlog offers a range of verbosity options to suit your preferences, from very verbose to reserved.
Log::Funlog also provides an 'error' function that you can export. This function facilitates logging messages of priority one and attaches a specific string of your choosing. It's handy when you want to highlight error messages with a unique pattern in your logs.
Log::Funlog has a plethora of available parameters like header, error_header, cosmetic, verbose, file, daemon, fun, colors, splash, -n, caller, ltype- with verbose being mandatory. No matter what type of logging user you are, this module is versatile enough to meet all your needs. Get Log::Funlog and make your logging experience fun!
What's New
Version 0.87: N/A