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-- logging system for make4ht
-- inspired by https://github.com/rxi/log.lua
local logging = {}
local levels = {}
-- level of bugs that should be shown
local show_level = 1
local max_width = 0
logging.use_colors = true
logging.modes = {
{name = "debug", color = 34},
{name = "info", color = 32},
{name = "status", color = 37},
{name = "warning", color = 33},
{name = "error", color = 31},
{name = "fatal", color = 35}
}
-- prepare table with mapping between mode names and corresponding levels
function logging.prepare_levels(modes)
local modes = modes or logging.modes
logging.modes = modes
for level, mode in ipairs(modes) do
levels[mode.name] = level
mode.level = level
max_width = math.max(string.len(mode.name), max_width)
end
end
-- the logging level is set once
function logging.set_level(name)
local level = levels[name] or 1
show_level = level
end
function logging.print_msg(header, message, color)
local color = color or 0
-- use format for collors depending on the use_colors option
local header = "[" .. header .. "]"
local color_format = logging.use_colors and string.format("\27[%im%%s\27[0m%%s", color) or "%s%s"
-- the padding is maximal mode name width + brackets + space
local padded_header = string.format("%-".. max_width + 3 .. "s", header)
print(string.format(color_format, padded_header, message))
end
--
function logging.new(module)
local obj = {
module = module,
output = function(self, output)
-- used for printing of output of commands
if show_level <= (levels[debug] or 1) then
print(output)
end
end
}
obj.__index = obj
-- make a function for each mode
for _, mode in ipairs(logging.modes) do
local name = mode.name
local color = mode.color
obj[name] = function(self, ...)
-- max width is saved in logging.prepare_levels
if mode.level >= show_level then
-- support variable number of parameters
local table_with_holes = table.pack(...)
local table_without_holes = {}
-- trick used to support the nil values in the varargs
-- https://stackoverflow.com/a/7186820/2467963
for i= 1, table_with_holes.n do
table.insert(table_without_holes, tostring(table_with_holes[i]) or "")
end
local msg = table.concat(table_without_holes, "\t")
logging.print_msg(string.upper(name), string.format("%s: %s", self.module, msg), color)
end
end
end
return setmetatable({}, obj)
end
-- prepare default levels
logging.prepare_levels()
-- for _, mode in ipairs(logging.modes) do
-- logging.print_msg(mode.name,"xxxx", mode.color)
-- end
-- local cls = logging.new("sample")
-- cls:warning("hello")
-- cls:error("world")
-- cls:info("set new level")
-- logging.set_level("error")
-- cls:info("level set")
-- cls:error("just print the error")
return logging
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