The InfiniteLogger interface is used to customize the way
logging is handled.
This interface is used with setLogLevelBehavior.
You may create your own class that implements the InfiniteLogger in order to
customize the behavior of the logging.
/** * Sample to illustrate the use of the logging system. */ import { InfiniteApiControllerInterface, InfiniteFactory, InfiniteLogger, LogLevel, LogBehavior } from'generated/documentation/appinfiniteapi';
// a custom logger classMyLoggerimplementsInfiniteLogger { // just output a fancy message, but you may use your own GUI addLog(pContent : string, pDate : Date, pLevel : LogLevel) : void { console.log('got log ' + pContent + ' at time ' + pDate + ' at level ' + pLevel); } }
// the api controller interface (no need to create it, it is available !) constlControllerInterface : InfiniteApiControllerInterface = InfiniteFactory.GetInfiniteApiController(); // create our custom logger constlLogger : MyLogger = newMyLogger(); // no message less than information lControllerInterface.setLogLevel(LogLevel.LL_Information); // and we use our custom logger for the Information level lControllerInterface.setLogLevelBehavior(LogLevel.LL_Information, LogBehavior.LB_LogToObject, lLogger);
// add some logs lControllerInterface.addLog('this log should be discarded', LogLevel.LL_Debug);
lControllerInterface.addLog('this log should be displayed with my fancy logger', LogLevel.LL_Information);
Please refer to the [InfiniteApiControllerInterface](InfiniteApiControllerInterface.html) for more information.
The InfiniteLogger interface is used to customize the way logging is handled.
This interface is used with setLogLevelBehavior. You may create your own class that implements the InfiniteLogger in order to customize the behavior of the logging.
Please refer to the [InfiniteApiControllerInterface](InfiniteApiControllerInterface.html) for more information.
See
setLogLevelBehavior