Package com.couchbase.lite
Class LogFileConfiguration
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public final class LogFileConfiguration extends Object
A class that describes the file configuration for theFileLogger
class. These options must be set atomically so they won't take effect unless a new configuration object is set on the logger. Attempting to modify an in-use configuration object will result in an exception being thrown.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description LogFileConfiguration(LogFileConfiguration config)
Constructs a file configuration object based on another one so that it may be modifiedLogFileConfiguration(String directory)
Constructs a file configuration object with the given directoryLogFileConfiguration(String directory, LogFileConfiguration config)
Constructs a file configuration object based on another one but changing the directory
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
equals(Object o)
String
getDirectory()
Gets the directory that the logs files are stored in.int
getMaxRotateCount()
Gets the number of rotated logs that are saved (i.e.long
getMaxSize()
Gets the max size of the log file in bytes.int
hashCode()
LogFileConfiguration
setMaxRotateCount(int maxRotateCount)
Sets the number of rotated logs that are saved (i.e.LogFileConfiguration
setMaxSize(long maxSize)
Sets the max size of the log file in bytes.LogFileConfiguration
setUsePlaintext(boolean usePlaintext)
Sets whether or not to log in plaintext.boolean
usesPlaintext()
Gets whether or not CBL is logging in plaintext.
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Constructor Detail
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LogFileConfiguration
public LogFileConfiguration(@NonNull String directory)
Constructs a file configuration object with the given directory- Parameters:
directory
- The directory that the logs will be written to
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LogFileConfiguration
public LogFileConfiguration(@NonNull LogFileConfiguration config)
Constructs a file configuration object based on another one so that it may be modified- Parameters:
config
- The other configuration to copy settings from
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LogFileConfiguration
public LogFileConfiguration(@NonNull String directory, @Nullable LogFileConfiguration config)
Constructs a file configuration object based on another one but changing the directory- Parameters:
directory
- The directory that the logs will be written toconfig
- The other configuration to copy settings from
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Method Detail
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setUsePlaintext
@NonNull public LogFileConfiguration setUsePlaintext(boolean usePlaintext)
Sets whether or not to log in plaintext. The default is to log in a binary encoded format that is more CPU and I/O friendly and enabling plaintext is not recommended in production.- Parameters:
usePlaintext
- Whether or not to log in plaintext- Returns:
- The self object
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getMaxRotateCount
public int getMaxRotateCount()
Gets the number of rotated logs that are saved (i.e. if the value is 1, then 2 logs will be present: the 'current' and the 'rotated')- Returns:
- The number of rotated logs that are saved
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setMaxRotateCount
@NonNull public LogFileConfiguration setMaxRotateCount(int maxRotateCount)
Sets the number of rotated logs that are saved (i.e. if the value is 1, then 2 logs will be present: the 'current' and the 'rotated')- Parameters:
maxRotateCount
- The number of rotated logs to be saved- Returns:
- The self object
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getMaxSize
public long getMaxSize()
Gets the max size of the log file in bytes. If a log file passes this size then a new log file will be started. This number is a best effort and the actual size may go over slightly.- Returns:
- The max size of the log file in bytes
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setMaxSize
@NonNull public LogFileConfiguration setMaxSize(long maxSize)
Sets the max size of the log file in bytes. If a log file passes this size then a new log file will be started. This number is a best effort and the actual size may go over slightly.- Parameters:
maxSize
- The max size of the log file in bytes- Returns:
- The self object
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usesPlaintext
public boolean usesPlaintext()
Gets whether or not CBL is logging in plaintext. The default is to log in a binary encoded format that is more CPU and I/O friendly and enabling plaintext is not recommended in production.- Returns:
- Whether or not CBL is logging in plaintext
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getDirectory
@NonNull public String getDirectory()
Gets the directory that the logs files are stored in.- Returns:
- The directory that the logs files are stored in.
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