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* first commit
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* replace logging with our own log library
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* fix imports
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* fix log imports
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* add license text
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* fix package import cycle between config and log package
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* fix empty kv.Fields{} being passed to WithFields()
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* fix uses of log.WithFields() with whitespace issues and empty slices
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* *linter related grumbling*
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* gofmt the codebase! also fix more log.WithFields() formatting issues
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* update testrig code to match new changes
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* fix error wrapping in non fmt.Errorf function
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* add benchmarking of log.Caller() vs non-cached
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* fix syslog tests, add standard build tags to test runner to ensure consistency
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* make syslog tests more robust
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* fix caller depth arithmatic (is that how you spell it?)
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* update to use unkeyed fields in kv.Field{} instances
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* update go-kv library
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* update libraries list
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* fuck you linter get nerfed
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README.md
go-kv
This library provides a key-value field structure kv.Field{} that plays well with the "fmt" package. It gives an easy means of appending key-value fields to log entries, in a manner that also happens to look nice! (it's not far removed from using a map[string]interface{}).
The formatting for these key-value fields is handled by the "fmt" package by default. If you set the kvformat build tag then it will use a custom formatting library found under format/. You can see the benchmarks for both below.
TODO: benchmarks comparing these to using fmt.Sprintf("%q=%+v", ...) yourself.