Cardano.Logging.ConfigurationParser

The configuration source that should be ingested

Creates the minimal viable configuration by only setting fallback values in an empty TraceConfig. Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging. Notice severity was chosen as it will never filter out any actionable traces while creating minimal noise in the log.

Creates the minimal viable configuration by only setting custom fallback values in an empty TraceConfig. Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

Read a configuration source and return the internal representation. Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging.

Read a configuration source and return the internal representation. Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. This will silently provide a minimal viable config via mkConfiguration when the file is absent. Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging.

Read a configuration file and return the internal representation. This will silently provide a minimal viable config via mkConfigurationWithFallback when the file is absent. Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

Read a configuration source and return the internal representation. TraceConfig fields not specified in the file will be taken from the provided defaultConf (when given there). Fallback options for the namespace root: Notice severity, normal detail, JSON stdout logging.

Read a configuration source and return the internal representation. TraceConfig fields not specified in the file will be taken from the provided defaultConf (when given there). Fallback options for the namespace root: custom values.

Applies the fallback values to the namespace root, or creates a namespace root from them if none is present. Furthermore, it ensures a metric prefix is properly namespaced, if there is one configured. If you do not use any of mkConfiguration* or readConfiguration* to create your TraceConfig, but do it manually, it is highly recommended to call applyFallback on that TraceConfig value as a last step before using it.

Convert config from internal to external representation