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spsUtil (version 0.2.2.1)

msg: pretty logging message

Description

If

1. `use_color = TRUE` or 2. under SPS main package `use_crayon`option is `TRUE` 3. In a console that supports colors

Then the message will be colorful, other wise no color.

"INFO" level spawns `message`, "WARNING" is `warning`, "ERROR" spawns `stop`, other levels use `cat`.

`spsinfo`, `spswarn`, `spserror` are higher level wrappers of `msg`. The only difference is they have `SPS-` prefix.

`spsinfo` has an additional arg `verbose`. This arg works similarly to all other `verbose` args in SPS: 1. if not specified, it follows the project option. If SPS option `verbose` is set to `TRUE`, message will be displayed; if `FALSE`, mute the message. 2. It can be be forced to `TRUE` and `FALSE`. `TRUE` will forcibly generate the msg, and `FALSE` will mute the message.

Usage

msg(
  msg,
  level = "INFO",
  .other_color = NULL,
  info_text = "INFO",
  warning_text = "WARNING",
  error_text = "ERROR",
  use_color = TRUE
)

spsinfo(msg, verbose = NULL)

spswarn(msg)

spserror(msg)

Value

see description and details

Arguments

msg

a character string of message or a vector of character strings, each item in the vector presents one line of words

level

typically, one of "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR", not case sensitive. Other custom levels will work too.

.other_color

hex color code or named colors, when levels are not in "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR", this value will be used

info_text

info level text prefix, use with "INFO" level

warning_text

warning level text prefix, use with "WARNING" level

error_text

error level text prefix, use with "ERROR" level

use_color

bool, default `TRUE`, to use color if supported?

verbose

bool, default get from sps project options, can be overwritten

Details

1. If `use_color` is `TRUE`, output message will forcibly use color if the console has color support, ignore SPS `use_crayon` option. 2. If `use_color` is `FALSE`, but you are using within SPS framework, the `use_crayon` option is set to `TRUE`, color will be used. 3. Otherwise message will be no color.

Examples

Run this code
msg("this is info")
msg("this is warning", "warning")
try(msg("this is error", "error"))
msg("this is another level", "my level", "green")
spsinfo("some msg, verbose false", verbose = FALSE) # will not show up
spsinfo("some msg, verbose true", verbose = TRUE)
spswarn("sps warning")
try(spserror("sps error"))

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