NAME
Maplat::Helpers::MailLogger - Logger on steroids
SYNOPSIS
use Maplat::Helpers::MailLogger;
my $logger = new Maplat::Helpers::MailLogger(
file => "tempfilename",
subject => "Automated mail for yada yada",
server => "mail.example.com",
port => 25,
sender => 'mytool@example.com',
reciever => 'user@example.com',
debugdata => 1
);
while($something) {
...
if($error) {
$logger->error($errortext);
}
...
# something *might* be wrong
$logger->warn("Bistromatic drive needs recalibration");
...
# Log some information
$logger->info("Fuel level: $remainfuel");
# and some debig info
$logger->debug("Module foo has version $bar");
...
}
$logger->finish; # Finish up log and send it.
DESCRIPTION
This Module provides an easy way log information and send it as multipart mail with with a text log, CSV log attachment and a color-coded PDF version.
new()
my $logger = new Maplat::Helpers::MailLogger(
file => "tempfilename",
subject => "Automated mail for yada yada",
server => "mail.example.com",
port => 25,
sender => 'mytool@example.com',
reciever => 'user@example.com',
debugdata => 1
);
Most options are self explaining (you might also see Mail::Sendmail for details). $file is the base filename used for the logfiles. $debugdata is a boolean and determines, if debug() lines are included in the mailed report.
debug()
Takes one argument, a string. Logs this string with the level DEBUG.
info()
Takes one argument, a string. Logs this string with the level INFO.
warn()
Takes one argument, a string. Logs this string with the level WARNING.
error()
Takes one argument, a string. Logs this string with the level ERROR.
finish()
Finished up the report and sends it. It is prudent to discard the $logger object after a call to finish. Continuing to use the logger after a call to finish will not work and/or may have some undesired side effects.
AUTHOR
Rene Schickbauer, <rene.schickbauer@magnapowertrain.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2009 by Rene Schickbauer
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.10.0 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.