logger🔗ℹ

Kevin Robert Stravers

(requirelogger)

package:logger

Provides simple colored logging functionality of various log levels.

procedure
(logger-color state) → void?
state : (or/c 'automatic #t #f)

Sets the logger color.

1 Basic Loggers🔗ℹ

syntax
(trce expr ...)

Prints the expression in its code-form as well as the result of evaluating the expression.

Examples:

> (logger-color #f)
> (trce (+ 1 2))
(trce (+ 1 2) = 3)
3

A logger can be suffixed by a symbol. What follows is a list of applicable symbols:

No suffix prints the expression as well as its result
* suffix prints the result, and _ instead of the expression. Can only handle one argument
^ suffix is similar to * but also prints the date and source location
+ prints the date, source location, expression, and result. It is the most verbose suffix.

All loggers return their last input.

Besides trce, the following loggers are implemented: dbuginfowarnerrocritftal. Accompanying suffixes apply.

syntax
(dbug expr ...)

syntax
(info expr ...)

syntax
(warn expr ...)

syntax
(erro expr ...)

syntax
(crit expr ...)

syntax
(ftal expr ...)

Forms of the default logger. Prints both syntax and the result of an evaluation. Logs a separate line for each expression.

2 No-expression Loggers🔗ℹ

syntax
(trce* expr)

syntax
(dbug* expr)

syntax
(info* expr)

syntax
(warn* expr)

syntax
(erro* expr)

syntax
(crit* expr)

syntax
(ftal* expr)

Forms of the succinct logger. Prints only the result of an evaluation. Logs a separate line for each expression.

3 No-expression + Time/Source Loggers🔗ℹ

syntax
(trce^ expr)

syntax
(dbug^ expr)

syntax
(info^ expr)

syntax
(warn^ expr)

syntax
(erro^ expr)

syntax
(crit^ expr)

syntax
(ftal^ expr)

Forms of the source-succinct logger. Prints the time, source file, line, and the result of an evaluation.

4 Fully Verbose Loggers🔗ℹ

syntax
(trce+ expr ...)

syntax
(dbug+ expr ...)

syntax
(info+ expr ...)

syntax
(warn+ expr ...)

syntax
(erro+ expr ...)

syntax
(crit+ expr ...)

syntax
(ftal+ expr ...)

Forms of the source-verbose logger. Prints the time, source file, line, expression, and the result of an evaluation.

5 Examples🔗ℹ

Here are some examples of the loggers.

Examples:

> (dbug (+ 1 (sqr 2)))
(dbug (+ 1 (sqr 2)) = 5)
5
> (trce* (+ 1 2))
(trce* _ = 3)
3
> (crit^ (number->string (+ 1 2)))
(crit^ 2025-03-01T02:46:15 (unknown 5 0) _ = "3")
"3"
> (info+ `(connection-established ,8000))
(info+
2025-03-01T02:46:15
(unknown 6 0)
`(connection-established ,8000)
=
(connection-established 8000))
'(connection-established8000)

1	Basic Loggers
2	No-expression Loggers
3	No-expression + Time/ Source Loggers
4	Fully Verbose Loggers
5	Examples