logconf.h File Reference

#include <stdint.h>
#include "log.h"

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Data Structures
struct	logconf_field
	The read-only config.json field. More...
struct	logconf_szbuf
	Generic sized-buffer. More...
struct	logconf
	A stackful and modularized wrapper over the popular 'log.c' facilities. More...
struct	loginfo
	Store logging information from log_http() More...

Macros
#define	__ERR(fmt, ...)   log_fatal(fmt "%s", __VA_ARGS__)
#define	ERR(...)
	Print error message and abort. More...
#define	ASSERT_S(expr, msg)
	Assert that allows printing a error message. More...
#define	VASSERT_S(expr, fmt, ...)
	Assert that allows printing a error message in a printf-like fashion. More...
#define	ANSICOLOR(str, color)   str
#define	ANSI_FG_BLACK   "30"
#define	ANSI_FG_RED   "31"
#define	ANSI_FG_GREEN   "32"
#define	ANSI_FG_YELLOW   "33"
#define	ANSI_FG_BLUE   "34"
#define	ANSI_FG_MAGENTA   "35"
#define	ANSI_FG_CYAN   "36"
#define	ANSI_FG_WHITE   "37"
#define	ANSI_FG_GRAY   "90"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_RED   "91"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_GREEN   "92"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_YELLOW   "93"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_BLUE   "94"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_MAGENTA   "95"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_CYAN   "96"
#define	ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_WHITE   "97"
#define	ANSI_BG_BLACK   "40"
#define	ANSI_BG_RED   "41"
#define	ANSI_BG_GREEN   "42"
#define	ANSI_BG_YELLOW   "43"
#define	ANSI_BG_BLUE   "44"
#define	ANSI_BG_MAGENTA   "45"
#define	ANSI_BG_CYAN   "46"
#define	ANSI_BG_WHITE   "47"
#define	ANSI_BG_GRAY   "100"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_RED   "101"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_GREEN   "102"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_YELLOW   "103"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_BLUE   "104"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_MAGENTA   "105"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_CYAN   "106"
#define	ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_WHITE   "107"
#define	logconf_trace(conf, ...)    logconf_log(conf, LOG_TRACE, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)
	Log level trace. More...
#define	logconf_debug(conf, ...)    logconf_log(conf, LOG_DEBUG, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)
	Log level debug. More...
#define	logconf_info(conf, ...)    logconf_log(conf, LOG_INFO, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)
	Log level info. More...
#define	logconf_warn(conf, ...)    logconf_log(conf, LOG_WARN, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)
	Log level warn. More...
#define	logconf_error(conf, ...)    logconf_log(conf, LOG_ERROR, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)
	Log level error. More...
#define	logconf_fatal(conf, ...)    logconf_log(conf, LOG_FATAL, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)
	Log level fatal. More...
#define	__logconf_log(conf, level, file, line, fmt, ...)
#define	logconf_log(conf, level, file, line, ...)
	Run-time configurable log level. More...
#define	LOGCONF_ID_LEN   64 + 1

Functions
void	logconf_setup (struct logconf *conf, const char id[], FILE *fp)
	Initialize a struct logconf module from a config file. More...
void	logconf_branch (struct logconf *branch, struct logconf *orig, const char id[])
	Branch and link a struct logconf module to a existing one. More...
void	logconf_cleanup (struct logconf *conf)
	Cleanup a struct logconf module. More...
struct logconf_field	logconf_get_field (struct logconf *conf, char *const path[], unsigned depth)
	Get the value from a given JSON field of the config file. More...
void	logconf_http (struct logconf *conf, struct loginfo *info, char url[], struct logconf_szbuf header, struct logconf_szbuf body, char label_fmt[],...)
	Log HTTP transfers. More...
void	logconf_set_lock (struct logconf *conf, log_LockFn fn, void *udata)
	If the log will be written to from multiple threads a lock function can be set. More...
void	logconf_set_level (struct logconf *conf, int level)
	Set the current logging level. More...
void	logconf_set_quiet (struct logconf *conf, bool enable)
	Toggle quiet mode. More...
void	logconf_add_callback (struct logconf *conf, log_LogFn fn, void *udata, int level)
	Callback functions called when logging data. More...
int	logconf_add_fp (struct logconf *conf, FILE *fp, int level)
	File where the log will be written. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

__ERR

#define __ERR	(		fmt,
			...
	)		log_fatal(fmt "%s", __VA_ARGS__)

ERR

#define ERR

(

...

)

Value:

    do {                                                                      \
        __ERR(__VA_ARGS__, "");                                               \
        abort();                                                              \
    } while (0)

Print error message and abort.

Parameters

...	printf-like format and variadic arguments (if any)

ASSERT_S

#define ASSERT_S	(		expr,
			msg
	)

Value:

    do {                                                                      \
        if (!(expr)) {                                                        \
            ERR(ANSICOLOR(                                                    \
                    "\n\tAssert Failed",                                      \
                    ANSI_FG_RED) ":\t%s\n\t" ANSICOLOR("Expected",            \
                                                       ANSI_FG_RED) ":"       \
                                                                    "\t" msg, \
                #expr);                                                       \
        }                                                                     \
    } while (0)

Assert that allows printing a error message.

Parameters

expr	conditional expression that's expected to be true
msg	error message

VASSERT_S

#define VASSERT_S	(		expr,
			fmt,
			...
	)

Value:

    do {                                                                      \
        if (!(expr)) {                                                        \
            ERR(ANSICOLOR("\n\tAssert Failed",                                \
                          ANSI_FG_RED) ":\t" fmt                              \
                                       "\n\t" ANSICOLOR(                      \
                                           "Expected", ANSI_FG_RED) ":\t %s", \
                __VA_ARGS__, #expr);                                          \
        }                                                                     \
    } while (0)

Assert that allows printing a error message in a printf-like fashion.

Warning

if no variadic arguments are specified there will be errors, in that case use ASSERT_S.

Parameters

expr	conditional expression that's expected to be true
fmt	printf-like formatting string for the error message
...	printf-like variadic arguments to be matched to fmt

ANSICOLOR

#define ANSICOLOR	(		str,
			color
	)		str

ANSI_FG_BLACK

#define ANSI_FG_BLACK   "30"

ANSI_FG_RED

#define ANSI_FG_RED   "31"

ANSI_FG_GREEN

#define ANSI_FG_GREEN   "32"

ANSI_FG_YELLOW

#define ANSI_FG_YELLOW   "33"

ANSI_FG_BLUE

#define ANSI_FG_BLUE   "34"

ANSI_FG_MAGENTA

#define ANSI_FG_MAGENTA   "35"

ANSI_FG_CYAN

#define ANSI_FG_CYAN   "36"

ANSI_FG_WHITE

#define ANSI_FG_WHITE   "37"

ANSI_FG_GRAY

#define ANSI_FG_GRAY   "90"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_RED

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_RED   "91"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_GREEN

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_GREEN   "92"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_YELLOW

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_YELLOW   "93"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_BLUE

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_BLUE   "94"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_MAGENTA

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_MAGENTA   "95"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_CYAN

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_CYAN   "96"

ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_WHITE

#define ANSI_FG_BRIGHT_WHITE   "97"

ANSI_BG_BLACK

#define ANSI_BG_BLACK   "40"

ANSI_BG_RED

#define ANSI_BG_RED   "41"

ANSI_BG_GREEN

#define ANSI_BG_GREEN   "42"

ANSI_BG_YELLOW

#define ANSI_BG_YELLOW   "43"

ANSI_BG_BLUE

#define ANSI_BG_BLUE   "44"

ANSI_BG_MAGENTA

#define ANSI_BG_MAGENTA   "45"

ANSI_BG_CYAN

#define ANSI_BG_CYAN   "46"

ANSI_BG_WHITE

#define ANSI_BG_WHITE   "47"

ANSI_BG_GRAY

#define ANSI_BG_GRAY   "100"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_RED

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_RED   "101"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_GREEN

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_GREEN   "102"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_YELLOW

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_YELLOW   "103"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_BLUE

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_BLUE   "104"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_MAGENTA

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_MAGENTA   "105"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_CYAN

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_CYAN   "106"

ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_WHITE

#define ANSI_BG_BRIGHT_WHITE   "107"

logconf_trace

#define logconf_trace	(		conf,
			...
	)		logconf_log(conf, LOG_TRACE, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)

Log level trace.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

logconf_debug

#define logconf_debug	(		conf,
			...
	)		logconf_log(conf, LOG_DEBUG, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)

Log level debug.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

logconf_info

#define logconf_info	(		conf,
			...
	)		logconf_log(conf, LOG_INFO, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)

Log level info.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

logconf_warn

#define logconf_warn	(		conf,
			...
	)		logconf_log(conf, LOG_WARN, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)

Log level warn.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

logconf_error

#define logconf_error	(		conf,
			...
	)		logconf_log(conf, LOG_ERROR, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)

Log level error.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

logconf_fatal

#define logconf_fatal	(		conf,
			...
	)		logconf_log(conf, LOG_FATAL, __FILE__, __LINE__, __VA_ARGS__)

Log level fatal.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

__logconf_log

#define __logconf_log	(		conf,
			level,
			file,
			line,
			fmt,
			...
	)

Value:

    _log_log((conf)->L, level, file, line, "[%s] " fmt "%s", (conf)->id,      \
             __VA_ARGS__)

logconf_log

#define logconf_log	(		conf,
			level,
			file,
			line,
			...
	)

Value:

    if (!(conf)->is_disabled)                                                 \
    __logconf_log(conf, level, file, line, __VA_ARGS__, "")

Run-time configurable log level.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
level	the log level enumerator from log.c
file	the origin file name
line	the origin file line
...	the printf-like format string and successive arguments

LOGCONF_ID_LEN

#define LOGCONF_ID_LEN   64 + 1

Maximum length for module id

Function Documentation

logconf_setup()

void logconf_setup	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		const char	id[],
		FILE *	fp
	)

Initialize a struct logconf module from a config file.

Parameters

conf	pointer to the struct logconf structure to be initialized
id	the struct logconf module id
fp	the configuration file pointer that will fill struct logconf fields

See also

logconf_get_field() for fetching config file field's value

logconf_branch()

void logconf_branch	(	struct logconf *	branch,
		struct logconf *	orig,
		const char	id[]
	)

Branch and link a struct logconf module to a existing one.

Initialize a branch logging module thats expected to share common resources with its parent module orig. The common resources include: config file directives, logging output and disabled modules list.

Parameters

branch	pointer to the struct logconf structure to be initialized as orig branch
orig	pointer to the struct logconf structure that holds the parent module
id	the branch module id

logconf_cleanup()

void logconf_cleanup

(

struct logconf *

conf

)

Cleanup a struct logconf module.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf structure to be cleaned

logconf_get_field()

struct logconf_field logconf_get_field	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		char *const	path[],
		unsigned	depth
	)

Get the value from a given JSON field of the config file.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
path	the JSON key path
depth	the path depth

Returns

a read-only sized buffer containing the field's contents

See also

logconf_setup() for initializing conf with a config file

logconf_http()

void logconf_http	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		struct loginfo *	info,
		char	url[],
		struct logconf_szbuf	header,
		struct logconf_szbuf	body,
		char	label_fmt[],
			...
	)

Log HTTP transfers.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
info	retrieve information on this logging
url	the transfer URL
header	the transfer header
body	the transfer body
label_fmt	a printf() like formatting string to provide additional logging description, such as the transfer's HTTP method, or HTTP response code.
...	subsequent arguments that are converted for output

logconf_set_lock()

void logconf_set_lock	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		log_LockFn	fn,
		void *	udata
	)

If the log will be written to from multiple threads a lock function can be set.

The function is passed the boolean true if the lock should be acquired or false if the lock should be released and the given udata value.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
fn	lock callback
udata	user arbitrary data

logconf_set_level()

void logconf_set_level	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		int	level
	)

Set the current logging level.

All logs below the given level will not be written to stderr. By default the level is LOG_TRACE, such that nothing is ignored.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
level	logging level

logconf_set_quiet()

void logconf_set_quiet	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		bool	enable
	)

Toggle quiet mode.

Quiet-mode can be enabled by settings enable to true. While this mode is enabled the library will not output anything to stderr, but will continue to write to files and callbacks if any are set.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
enable	true enables quiet-mode

logconf_add_callback()

void logconf_add_callback	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		log_LogFn	fn,
		void *	udata,
		int	level
	)

Callback functions called when logging data.

One or more callback functions which are called with the log data can be provided to the library. A callback function is passed a log_Event structure containing the line number, filename, fmt string, va printf va_list, level and the given udata.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
fn	the callback function
udata	user arbitrary data
level	logging level to trigger callback

logconf_add_fp()

int logconf_add_fp	(	struct logconf *	conf,
		FILE *	fp,
		int	level
	)

File where the log will be written.

One or more file pointers where the log will be written can be provided to the library. Any messages below the given level are ignored. If the library failed to add a file pointer a value less-than-zero is returned.

Parameters

conf	the struct logconf module
fp	the write-to file pointer
level	logging level condition for writing to fp