package async_log

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async_log
- Async_log
  - Blocking
    
    Output
  - Global
  - Message
    
    Stable
    
    V2
    
    For_testing
  - Output
    
    For_testing
    
    Format
    
    Stable
    
    V1
    
    Private
  - Ppx_log_syntax
    
    Ppx_log_syntax
    
    Global
    
    No_global
    
    Ppx_log_syntax
    
    Global
  - Reader
    
    Expert
  - Rotation
    
    Naming_scheme
  - Rotation_id
    
    S
async_log.kernel
- Async_log_kernel
  - For_testing
    
    Mutable_outputs
  - Global
    
    For_testing
    
    Make
    
    For_testing
    
    S
    
    For_testing
  - Level
    
    Stable
    
    V1
  - Log
    
    For_testing
  - Message
    
    Stable
    
    T1
    
    V2
    
    For_testing
    
    T1
  - Message_event
    
    Private
    
    Unstable
  - Output
    
    For_testing
    
    Format
    
    Stable
    
    V1
    
    Private
  - Ppx_log_syntax
    
    Ppx_log_syntax
    
    Global
    
    No_global
    
    Ppx_log_syntax
    
    Global

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Async_log.Ppx_log_syntax.Ppx_log_syntax exists so that people can open Async_log.Ppx_log_syntax to use ppx log, instead of doing a module alias. This is consistent with Monad.Syntax.Let_syntax.

include Ppx_log_types.S
  with type t = Log.t
   and type time = Core.Time_float.t
   and type return_type = unit
   and type Global.return_type = unit

type t = Log.t

type time = Core.Time_float.t

type return_type = unit

val would_log : t -> Ppx_log_types.Level.t Base.option -> Base.bool

val default : return_type

val message : 
  ?level:Ppx_log_types.Level.t ->
  ?time:time ->
  ?tags:(Base.string * Base.string) Base.list ->
  t ->
  Ppx_log_types.Message_data.t ->
  Ppx_log_types.Message_source.t ->
  return_type

module Global : sig ... end

module No_global : sig ... end

If you wish you prevent global logging with ppx_log, you can open this module and any use of global logging will return a warning type `Do_not_use_because_it_will_not_log (and will not actually log anything).