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EM::Logger is a simple async wrapper around the ruby logger class. It responds to all the log levels you are familiar with from existing loggers (info, debug, warn, etc.). The only difference is that it's instantiated by passing an existing logger in when initializing.
Add SimpleCov to your Gemfile
and bundle install
:
gem 'em_logger'
Require it in code and use:
require 'eventmachine'
require 'logger'
require 'em_logger'
logger = EM::Logger.new(Logger.new(STDOUT))
EM.run do
logger.debug('Wow!')
EM.stop
end
How does it work?
It pushes all your log requests into queue and the separate thread pops them and delegates to the standard Ruby logger.
Copyright (c) Valery Mayatsky. See LICENSE for details.
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