Enumeration: LogLevel

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:8 The available log levels, ordered from the most verbose to the least. A ILogger only writes the entries whose level is greater than or equal to its configured one, which makes LogLevel.None a way to silence every entry.

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Since

3.4.0

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Enumeration Members

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Debug

Debug: 20

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:17 The level used for information that is useful while developing, but noisy in production.

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Error

Error: 50

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:32 The level used for errors that were handled but interrupted an operation.

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Fatal

Fatal: 60

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:37 The level used for errors the process cannot recover from.

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Info

Info: 30

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:22 The default level, used for lifecycle information such as the HTTP server starting.

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None

None: 100

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:42 A level no entry can reach, silencing the logger entirely.

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Trace

Trace: 10

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:12 The lowest level, used for very fine-grained information such as per-interaction traces.

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Warn

Warn: 40

Defined in: packages/http-framework/src/lib/utils/logger/ILogger.ts:27 The level used for recoverable issues that should be looked at.