Provide a backend-agnostic logging facade for Clojure and ClojureScript libraries.
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This Skill provides a lightweight, backend-agnostic logging facade for Clojure and ClojureScript libraries, allowing library authors to emit logs without dictating the logging backend used by the application.
trove/log! to emit debug information about internal processing. The end-user application can then configure Trove to send these logs to Timbre for detailed analysis or to the console for immediate feedback, all without modifying the library's code.Use the clojure-trove skill to emit a log message with level info and a custom message.
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Use a backend-agnostic logging facade to emit logs without dictating the logging backend, allowing application users to independently select and configure their preferred framework. This approach adds zero runtime dependencies to your library.
Structured logging via this facade supports lazy evaluation of expensive data. It uses a map-based API to emit rich, data-oriented logs with event IDs, ensuring computational overhead is avoided unless the log is actually processed.
Yes, the facade works with various backends including console, Telemere, Timbre, μ/log, tools.logging, and SLF4J. End-users can configure the backend dynamically for immediate console feedback or detailed analysis without modifying library code.
Backend-agnostic filtering allows library authors to emit logs with flexible filtering mechanisms. This decouples log generation from backend-specific filter configurations, ensuring libraries remain unopinionated about how applications manage log levels.
A logging facade prevents dependency conflicts by allowing library authors to emit logs without adding direct framework dependencies. This enables application users to select their preferred backend, avoiding version mismatches and reducing runtime bloat.
As a minimal facade, it focuses on emitting logs and defers actual log routing, formatting, and backend-specific advanced features to the configured logging framework. Library authors emit logs, while end-users handle the final output configuration.
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