LoggerNull: The no-logging Logger

The LoggerNull class overwrites the functions of the Logger so no logging is produced. Errors and warnings are still produced.

Value

A new instance of the LoggerNull R6 class.

Super class

Logger -> LoggerNull

Methods

Public methods

• LoggerNull$new()

• LoggerNull$log_to_db()

• LoggerNull$finalize_db_entry()

• LoggerNull$clone()

Inherited methods

• Logger$log_error()
• Logger$log_info()
• Logger$log_warn()
• Logger$set_timestamp()

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LoggerNull$new()

Create a new LoggerNull object

Usage

LoggerNull$new(...)

Arguments

...

Captures arguments given, but does nothing

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LoggerNull$log_to_db()

Matches the signature of Logger$log_to_db(), but does nothing.

Usage

LoggerNull$log_to_db(...)

Arguments

...

Captures arguments given, but does nothing

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LoggerNull$finalize_db_entry()

Matches the signature of Logger$finalize_db_entry(), but does nothing.

Usage

LoggerNull$finalize_db_entry(...)

Arguments

...

Captures arguments given, but does nothing

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LoggerNull$clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

LoggerNull$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep

Whether to make a deep clone.

Examples

  logger <- LoggerNull$new()

  logger$log_info("This message will not print!")
  logger$log_to_db(message = "This message will no be written in database!")
  try(logger$log_warn("This is a warning!"))
#> Warning: 2026-10-31 00:32:07.495 - rstudio - WARNING - This is a warning!
  try(logger$log_error("This is an error!"))
#> Error : 2026-10-31 00:32:07.496 - rstudio - ERROR - This is an error!