Learn how to use Trifle::Logs DSL.

Usage

Trifle::Logs comes with a couple module level methods that are shorthands for operations.

Each of these methods accepts optional custom configuration. If no configuration has been passed in, it defaults to global configuration.

`dump(namespace, payload, **options)`

namespace - string identifier of the log path.
payload - object you are planning to store. This object needs to respond to formatters serialization method. Ie .to_s or .to_json.
options - hash of optional arguments:
- scope - hash of identifier that will be serialized into log line and can be easily used for filtering.
- config - optional configuration instance of Trifle::Logs::Configuration. It defaults to global configuration, otherwise uses passed in configuration.

Returns a message that has been preserved.

Trifle::Logs.dump('test', 'This is a test message that I would like to dump somewhere')

namespace - string identifier of the log path.
options - hash of optional arguments:
- pattern - regexp pattern used for filtering.
- min_loc - minimal location identifier used as a reference when searching previous page.
- max_loc - maximal location identifier used as a reference when searching next page.
- config - optional configuration instance of Trifle::Logs::Configuration. It defaults to global configuration, otherwise uses passed in configuration.

Returns a Result object encapsulating search result.

result = Trifle::Logs.searcher('test', pattern: 'test')