# lando.log.debug(msg, [...values])

Logs a debug message.

Debug messages are intended to communicate lifecycle milestones and events that are relevant to developers

Kind: global function
Since: 3.0.0

Example

// Log a debug message
lando.log.debug('All details about docker inspect %j', massiveObject);

# lando.log.error(msg, [...values])

Logs an error message.

Errors are intended to communicate there is a serious problem with the application

Kind: global function
Since: 3.0.0

Example

// Log an error message
lando.log.error('This is an err with details %s', err);

# lando.log.info(msg, [...values])

Logs an info message.

Info messages are intended to communicate lifecycle milestones and events that are relevant to users

Kind: global function
Since: 3.0.0

Example

// Log an info message
lando.log.info('It is happening!');

# lando.log.silly(msg, [...values])

Logs a silly message.

Silly messages are meant for hardcore debugging

Kind: global function
Since: 3.0.0

Example

// Log a silly message
lando.log.silly('All details about all the things', unreasonablySizedObject);

// Log a silly message
lando.log.silly('If you are seeing this you have delved too greedily and too deep and likely have awoken something.');

# lando.log.verbose(msg, [...values])

Logs a verbose message.

Verbose messages are intended to communicate extra information to the user and basics to a developer. They sit somewhere inbetween info and debug

Kind: global function
Since: 3.0.0

Example

// Log a verbose message
lando.log.verbose('Config file %j loaded from %d', config, directory);

# lando.log.warn(msg, [...values])

Logs a warning message.

Warnings are intended to communicate you might have a problem.

Kind: global function
Since: 3.0.0

Example

// Log a warning message
lando.log.warning('Something is up with app %s in directory %s', appName, dir);