local logger = require("optivo.common.log4lua.logger")
local console = require("optivo.common.log4lua.appenders.console")
local file = require("optivo.common.log4lua.appenders.file")
local smtp = require("optivo.common.log4lua.appenders.smtp")

local config = {}

-- Create a default smtp appender sending message of level WARN or higher.
local defaultSmtp = smtp.new(
    {
        headers = {
            from = "myserver@mydomain.com",
            to = "admin@mydomain.com",
            subject = "%LEVEL: %MESSAGE"
        },
        body = "Hi, an error occurred at %FILE:%LINE.\n\nLevel: %LEVEL\nMessage: %MESSAGE\n"
    },
    "mail.mydomain.com",
   logger.WARN
)

-- ROOT category must be configured.
-- For the root category we use console and smtp appender
config["ROOT"] = logger.Logger.new({console.new(), defaultSmtp}, "ROOT", logger.INFO)

-- Category "core" uses rotating file appender and the default message pattern
config["core"] = logger.Logger.new(file.new("core-%s.log", "%Y-%m-%d"), "core", logger.INFO)

-- The config table must be returned.
return config

local logger = require("optivo.common.log4lua.logger")

-- I would prefer calling the main logger LOG.
-- This will return a logger for category "ROOT" since there is no category "mycode".
local LOG = logger.getLogger("mycode")

-- This will return a logger of the category "core" since the category name 
-- "core.moduleA" starts with "core"
local LOG_CORE = logger.getLogger("core.moduleA")

-- Log something
LOG:info("My first log message")

-- Tables are converted to string for you.
LOG:warn({name = "Paul", age = "22"})

-- Log to different category.
LOG_CORE:fatal("System error")

-- Test if a level is enabled.
if (LOG:isLevel(LOG.DEBUG)) then
    LOG:debug("Only execute this statement if DEBUG is really enabled.")
end

-- Load a configuration by hand (you shouldn't have to do this).
logger.loadConfig("myOtherConfig.lua")

LOG4LUA_CONFIG_FILE = "log4lua.conf.lua" lua myapp.lua