Polychromatic provides an opinionated wrapper around logrus including the prefixed
formatter and colored terminal output. It also includes an EventualLogger which may be used when
the desire to log a particular set of entries is not known immediately.
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go get github.com/tenta-browser/polychromatic
In general, just call GetLogger("prefix") wherever you want a prefixed logger. The function SetLogLevel(level) sets
the global log level for all loggers which have been issued from polychromatic.
For eventual logging, call NewEventualLogger() to get an eventual logger which has Queue and Queuef (Printf style)
methods to enqueue pending log entries. If you decide you want those log items, then call Flush(). If you don't want
them, then drop it like it's hot.
The main log component just provides some convenience functions and setup wrappers around logrus, so performance wise it's identical. The EventualLogger does take locks to deal with threading issues, and is primarily designed for developemnt (which is a nice way of saying we haven't benchmarked it).
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