Appenders are attached to Loggers and manage the output of the LogEvents to a destination - such as the console or a text file. An Appender has a single Layout that tells it how to format the LogEvent. For details please refer to the documentations of the specific Appenders.
Additional Appenders that support a wide range of output destinations - such as databases, email, push-notifications or Linux syslog - are available from the package lgrExtra.
NOTE: This is an abstract class. Abstract classes cannot be instantiated directly, but are exported for package developers that want to extend lgr - for example by creating their own Appenders or Layouts. Please refer to the see also section for actual implementations of this class.
Other abstract classes:
AppenderMemory
,
AppenderTable
,
Filterable
Other Appenders:
AppenderBuffer
,
AppenderConsole
,
AppenderFileRotatingDate
,
AppenderFileRotatingTime
,
AppenderFileRotating
,
AppenderFile
,
AppenderTable
lgr::Filterable
-> Appender
destination
The output destination of the Appender
in human-readable form. This
is mainly used when printing information about the Appender itself.
append()
Process a LogEvent event
. This method is usually not
called by the user, but invoked by a Logger
set_threshold()
Set the minimum log level that triggers this Appender. See
threshold()
for examples
level
character
or integer
scalar log level. See log_levels.
format()