Sapphire - Imagine a framework•14mo ago

Replacing Logger

Is there any way to replace the logger with custom on or editing it's style at least

Solution:

we have @sapphire/plugin-logger, or if that style doesnt suite you then you'll have to make a similar plugin yourself.

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Favna•14mo ago

we have @sapphire/plugin-logger, or if that style doesnt suite you then you'll have to make a similar plugin yourself.

Spinel•14mo ago

@sapphire/plugin-logger

Plugin for @sapphire/framework to have pretty console output ❯ Author: sapphiredev ❯ Maintainers: favna, kyranet, and vladfrangu ❯ Latest version: 3.0.6 ❯ License: MIT ❯ Date Created: <t:1608819495:d> ❯ Date Modified: <t:1697502716:d> Dependencies: @sapphire/timestamp and colorette

SayedOP•14mo ago

Will that replace the messages of loading commands listeners ... ?

Favna•14mo ago

Note to self: add screenshot of how it looks to the readme Yes, all logs from sapphire and all logs that were logged through container.logger.<level>

SayedOP•14mo ago

Ok but If I made custom one how to integrate it I hope so 😀 People before notion:

SayedOP•14mo ago

@Favna Now I created custom logger and replaced it with the logger of the container but the mesages while running bot not like my own so how to replace it too

Favna•14mo ago

huh idgi

SayedOP•14mo ago

You said I must make custom logger if the style doesn't suite my needs I did like you said but the used logger here isn't like my custom logger

Favna•14mo ago

did you actually register it

SayedOP•14mo ago

How to register it?

Favna•14mo ago

also I see a bunch of console.log only, no styles or anything I said "like the plugin" so look at the plugin's code 👀

SayedOP•14mo ago

That's a temp form Shit the source is too large Is there any easier way?

Favna•14mo ago

wdym too large. It's just like 3 files or something lol

SayedOP•14mo ago

Can I implement it or something like this? Is there any way to register my customLogger that extends ILogger

Favna•14mo ago

I just told you how

SayedOP•14mo ago

How? 👀

Favna•14mo ago

look at the plugin's code, it has the answer im not here to spoon feed you code

SayedOP•14mo ago

SapphireClient.plugins.registerPreGenericsInitializationHook(LoggerPlugin[preGenericsInitialization], 'Logger-PreGenericsInitialization');

SapphireClient.plugins.registerPreGenericsInitializationHook(LoggerPlugin[preGenericsInitialization], 'Logger-PreGenericsInitialization');

Favna•14mo ago

that's part of it yes

SayedOP•14mo ago

Should I copy all of this?

SayedOP•14mo ago

Favna•14mo ago

you can follow a different structure and you can merge some files if you want but yes and you dont need the register if you just inline it to your client you'll see how the plugin modifies the client options, you can just inline that

SayedOP•14mo ago

Ok but where to type this line

SapphireClient.plugins.registerPreGenericsInitializationHook(LoggerPlugin[preGenericsInitialization], 'Logger-PreGenericsInitialization');

before client instance of after

Favna•14mo ago

before just like how plugins are called before FWIW the reason I (and anyone else ) wont spoonfeed all the answers and code is because at that point we may as well be writing your bot for you (which would cost you anyway). We expect at least some proactiveness and self incentive from developers. Questions like the ones you've been asking you could've found the answers to very easily by just trying and if it doesn't work try something else and again and again, that's a far far far better way to learn than gettting all the answers on a silver plater.

SayedOP•14mo ago

First off, thanks for your help and patience. I'm new to this framework, and despite extensive research, I'm struggling to find the answers I need. I'm genuinely committed to gaining more experience with this framework through docs, but sometimes my inquiries are kept without clear answers. Seeking guidance from experienced individuals is much better.

Daniel Passos•14mo ago

I feel your pain. I spend hours trying to replace the default Logger provided by the plugin using the ClientOptions:

logger: {
    instance: new MyLogger()
},

logger: {
    instance: new MyLogger()
},

Until I realized that is not possible because the plugin always create a new instance ignoring what we pass on ClientOptions:

public static [preGenericsInitialization](this: SapphireClient, options: ClientOptions): void {
    options.logger ??= {};
    options.logger.instance = new Logger(options.logger);
}

public static [preGenericsInitialization](this: SapphireClient, options: ClientOptions): void {
    options.logger ??= {};
    options.logger.instance = new Logger(options.logger);
}

I opened an issues and will send a PR for it: https://github.com/sapphiredev/plugins/issues/496

Favna•14mo ago

Also said on the GH issue but if you want to use your own instance just dont use the plugin... Issue closed as "wont fix"

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