NAME

Log::Minimal::Object - Provides the OOP interface of Log::Minimal

SYNOPSIS

use Log::Minimal::Object;

my $logger = Log::Minimal::Object->new();
$logger->infof("This is info!"); # => 2014-05-18T17:24:02 [INFO] This is info! at eg/sample.pl line 13
$logger->warnf("This is warn!"); # => 2014-05-18T17:24:02 [WARN] This is warn! at eg/sample.pl line 14

DESCRIPTION

Log::Minimal::Object is the simple wrapper to provide the OOP interface of Log::Minimal.

This module can have and apply independent customize settings for each instance, it's intuitive!

CLASS METHODS

• Log::Minimal::Object->new(%arg | \%arg)

  Creates the instance. This method receives arguments to configure as hash or hashref, like so;

    my $logger = Log::Minimal::Object->new(
        color     => 1,
        log_level => 'WARN',
    );
  

  Please refer to the "CONFIGURATIONS" to know details of configurable items.

INSTANCE METHODS

Instance of this module provides the methods that are defined in the "EXPORT FUNCTIONS" in Log::Minimal (e.g. infof, warnf, and etc).

CONFIGURATIONS

The configurable keys and its relations are follows (please see also "CUSTOMIZE" in Log::Minimal to get information of $Log::Minimal::*):

• color

  $Log::Minimal::COLOR (default: 0)

• autodump

  $Log::Minimal::AUTODUMP (default: 0)

• trace_level

  $Log::Minimal::TRACE_LEVEL (default: 2, this value is equal to Log::Minimal::Object::DEFAULT_TRACE_LEVEL)

• log_level

  $Log::Minimal::LOG_LEVEL (default: 'DEBUG')

• escape_whitespace

  $Log::Minimal::ESCAPE_WHITESPACE (default: 0)

• print

  $Log::Minimal::PRINT

• die

  $Log::Minimal::DIE

PROVIDED CONSTANTS

• Log::Minimal::Object::DEFAULT_TRACE_LEVEL

  Default trace_level of this module. When you would like to control the trace level on the basis of this module, please use this value.

  For example: $logger->{trace_level} = Log::Minimal::Object::DEFAULT_TRACE_LEVEL + 1

SEE ALSO

Log::Minimal

LICENSE

Copyright (C) moznion.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR

moznion moznion@gmail.com