package ppx_log

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ppx_log.syntax
- Ppx_log_syntax
  - Global
ppx_log.types
- Ppx_log_types
  - Level
  - Log_tag
    
    For_message_sexp
    
    Verbose
  - Message_data
    
    Unstable
  - Message_sexp
    
    Label
    
    Unstable
  - Message_source
    
    Code_position
    
    Private
  - S
    
    Global
  - Tag_data
    
    With_type_label
    
    Without_type_label

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ppx_log translates to code that references a module Ppx_log_syntax : Ppx_log_types.S expected to be in scope. Normally, this is provided by an actual log implementation, like Async_log. If the module isn't in scope, this library provides a stub implementation with an alert to direct users to the right place.

type t

type time

type return_type = [

| `Ppx_log_syntax_implementation_missing

]

val would_log : t -> Ppx_log_types.Level.t Base.option -> Base.bool

val default : return_type

val message : 
  ?level:Ppx_log_types.Level.t ->
  ?time:time ->
  ?tags:(Base.string * Base.string) Base.list ->
  t ->
  Ppx_log_types.Message_data.t ->
  Ppx_log_types.Message_source.t ->
  return_type

alert ppx_log_syntax_not_in_scope In order to use [ppx_log], you need to have a [Ppx_log_syntax] in scope. This is usually provided with [open Async], [open Async_log.Ppx_log_syntax], or [open Async_log_kernel.Ppx_log_syntax].

module Global : sig ... end