nl.altindag.log

Class LogCaptor<T>

java.lang.Object

nl.altindag.log.LogCaptor<T>

public class LogCaptor<T>
extends Object

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	clearLogs()
static <T> LogCaptor<T>	forClass(Class<T> clazz)
List<String>	getDebugLogs()
List<String>	getErrorLogs()
List<String>	getInfoLogs()
List<String>	getLogs()
List<String>	getTraceLogs()
List<String>	getWarnLogs()
void	resetLogLevel() Resets the log level of the target class to the initial value which was available before changing it with setLogLevelToInfo(), setLogLevelToDebug() or with setLogLevelToTrace()
void	setLogLevelToDebug() Overrides the log level property of the target class.
void	setLogLevelToInfo() Overrides the log level property of the target class.
void	setLogLevelToTrace() Overrides the log level property of the target class.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

forClass

public static <T> LogCaptor<T> forClass(Class<T> clazz)

getLogs

public List<String> getLogs()

getInfoLogs

public List<String> getInfoLogs()

getDebugLogs

public List<String> getDebugLogs()

getWarnLogs

public List<String> getWarnLogs()

getErrorLogs

public List<String> getErrorLogs()

getTraceLogs

public List<String> getTraceLogs()

setLogLevelToInfo

public void setLogLevelToInfo()

Overrides the log level property of the target class. This may result that the overridden property of the target class is still active even though a new instance of LogCaptor has been created. To roll-back to the initial state use: resetLogLevel() This option will implicitly include the following log levels: WARN and ERROR

setLogLevelToDebug

public void setLogLevelToDebug()

Overrides the log level property of the target class. This may result that the overridden property of the target class is still active even though a new instance of LogCaptor has been created. To roll-back to the initial state use: resetLogLevel() This option will implicitly include the following log levels: INFO, WARN and ERROR

setLogLevelToTrace

public void setLogLevelToTrace()

Overrides the log level property of the target class. This may result that the overridden property of the target class is still active even though a new instance of LogCaptor has been created. To roll-back to the initial state use: resetLogLevel() This option will implicitly include the following log levels: INFO, DEBUG, WARN and ERROR

resetLogLevel

public void resetLogLevel()

Resets the log level of the target class to the initial value which was available before changing it with setLogLevelToInfo(), setLogLevelToDebug() or with setLogLevelToTrace()

clearLogs

public void clearLogs()