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# talkative A simple logging library for awesome. ## Installation Put the contents of this repository inside a folder named `talkative` in your awesome config dir (usually `~/.config/awesome`). If your awesome configuration is managed by git, I recommend adding this repo as a git submodule: ```git submodule add https://github.com/crater2150/awesome-talkative.git talkative ``` Then, in your `rc.lua`: ```local talkative = require("talkative")``` or to use a shorter name: ```local log = require("talkative")``` ## Usage To log a message, call one of the following methods: - `log.dbg(msg)`, log level `DEBUG` (lowest) - `log.log(msg)`, log level `NORMAL` - `log.warn(msg)`, log level `WARNING` - `log.error(msg)`, log level `ERROR` (highest) As a shorthand, the module can be called directly, causing a message to be logged with level `NORMAL`: ```lua local log = require("talkative") log("Hello") ``` ## Declaring loggers To see the message, you must declare loggers in your `rc.lua` using `add_logger(logger, level)`: ```lua log.add_logger(log.loggers.stdio, log.level.DEBUG) log.add_logger(log.loggers.naughty, log.level.WARNING) ``` A logger is called, whenever a message is logged with a level, that is at least as high as the level given to `add_logger`. Talkative contains two predefined loggers: - `talkative.loggers.stdio` writes messages to stdout. - `talkative.loggers.naughty` uses naughty to display a popup. For log levels `WARNING` and `ERROR`, the font color is set to yellow, resp. red. ## Custom loggers Loggers are simple Lua functions, that take two parameters: the *message* and the *log level*. A logger function may use the level to change formatting, but should not restrict output based on it, this is handled by the message methods.

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