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Is there a way to extend the existing logger within Sapphire? I saw that in the logger argument of the client constructor I can pass an instance of ILogger. So, I thought I could just extend the Logger class from @sapphire/framework and pass that to the instance argument. Doesn’t seem to work. It’s not formatting my logs. Seems to stick to the default logger. Are there any other options? I am kind of looking for a way to just work with the existing logger instead of creating an entirely new plugin. The only real change I am making is formatting log messages like so: [context]: message, where context shows where the log is coming from (I.e. MyCommand.chatInputRun`. And message is the normal log message. I could just pass a formatting function to the current logger. But this is a very error-prone solution. Thanks in advance.

Solution:

… Hmm. Alright then. Seems like an unnecessary amount of work just to change the format of how log messages are written. But guess I’ll have to do that.

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Je Suis Un AmiOP•9mo ago

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Favna•9mo ago

Look at how @sapphire/plugin-logger does it, or use that plugin outright.

Je Suis Un AmiOP•9mo ago

Yeah. I thought that's what I did. I extended the logger from the plugin.

import { Logger, LoggerOptions } from '@sapphire/plugin-logger';

/**
 * TourneyMateLogger
 *
 * The tourneymate logger.
 */

export class TourneyMateLogger extends Logger implements ILogger {...}

import { Logger, LoggerOptions } from '@sapphire/plugin-logger';

/**
 * TourneyMateLogger
 *
 * The tourneymate logger.
 */

export class TourneyMateLogger extends Logger implements ILogger {...}

And, in my custom client, I specified the the instance of the extended logger like so.

logger: {
                level: LogLevel.Debug,
                instance: new TourneyMateLogger({
                    level: LogLevel.Debug
                })
            },

logger: {
                level: LogLevel.Debug,
                instance: new TourneyMateLogger({
                    level: LogLevel.Debug
                })
            },

. Is there something I am supposed to do differently? What is happening is it is still using the old logger. Or, at least, it isn't showing my custom log formats. For reference, my custom log class looks like this.

export class TourneyMateLogger extends Logger implements ILogger {
    constructor(options: LoggerOptions) {
        super(options);
    }

    public override has(level: LogLevel): boolean {
        return super.has(level);
    }

    public override debug(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.debug(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override error(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.error(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override fatal(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        return super.fatal(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override info(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.info(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override trace(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.trace(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override warn(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.warn(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    protected formatLogMessage(message: string, context: string | null = null): string {
        if (context) {
            return `[${context}]: ${message}`;
        } else {
            return message;
        }
    }
}

export class TourneyMateLogger extends Logger implements ILogger {
    constructor(options: LoggerOptions) {
        super(options);
    }

    public override has(level: LogLevel): boolean {
        return super.has(level);
    }

    public override debug(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.debug(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override error(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.error(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override fatal(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        return super.fatal(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override info(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.info(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override trace(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.trace(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    public override warn(message: string, context: string | null = null): void {
        super.warn(this.formatLogMessage(message, context));
    }

    protected formatLogMessage(message: string, context: string | null = null): string {
        if (context) {
            return `[${context}]: ${message}`;
        } else {
            return message;
        }
    }
}

All I am doing is formatting it to add a constext element to show where the log is coming from. However, log messages look like this:

024-03-12 16:22:21 - DEBUG - Checking for existing records. FirestoreGuildProfileResource.create

024-03-12 16:22:21 - DEBUG - Checking for existing records. FirestoreGuildProfileResource.create

Which isn't the format I spcified, making me think Sapphire isn't using my extension of the Logger plugin. Am I supposed to do something differently? Thought I could just extend the logger and keep using the existing plugin.

Favna•9mo ago

Uh no the plugin will overwrite your custom logger class

Je Suis Un AmiOP•9mo ago

Oh. So, am I gonna have to write my own plugin? Or can I configure the plugin to use my custom format?

Favna•9mo ago

the former

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Je Suis Un Ami•9mo ago

… Hmm. Alright then. Seems like an unnecessary amount of work just to change the format of how log messages are written. But guess I’ll have to do that.

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