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#ifndef MYSQL_HARNESS_LOGGER_LOGGER_INCLUDED
#define MYSQL_HARNESS_LOGGER_LOGGER_INCLUDED
 
#include "harness_export.h"
#include "mysql/harness/logging/logging.h"
 
#include <set>
#include <string>
 
namespace mysql_harness {
 
namespace logging {
 
class Registry;
 
/**
 * Logger class.
 *
 * The logger class handles the logging for one or more logging
 * handlers. Each logger class instance keeps state for logging for one
 * module or subsystem. You can add handlers to a logger which will
 * then be used for all logging to that subsystem.
 */
class HARNESS_EXPORT Logger {
 public:
  explicit Logger(Registry &registry, LogLevel level = kDefaultLogLevel);
 
  // such null object is useless, however we need the ability to create an
  // object and populate it later inside of guarded scope (e.g: std::lock_guard)
  Logger() : level_(LogLevel::kNotSet) {}
 
  void attach_handler(std::string name);
  void detach_handler(std::string name, bool handler_must_exist = true);
  void handle(const Record &record);
 
  /**
   * check if the log-level will be handled.
   *
   * log-messages may be filtered on global and on handler level.
   *
   * in case it is not handled, there is no need call the prepare data for
   * the log-function.
   *
   * @returns if log-level will be handled or not
   * @retval true log-level (quite likely) will be handled
   * @retval false log-level will be ignored
   */
  bool is_handled(LogLevel level) const;
  const std::set<std::string> &get_handler_names() const { return handlers_; }
 
  void set_level(LogLevel level) { level_ = level; }
  LogLevel get_level() const { return level_; }
  void set_timestamp_precision(LogTimestampPrecision precision) {
    precision_ = precision;
  }
  LogTimestampPrecision get_timestamp_precision() const { return precision_; }
 
 private:
  LogLevel level_;
  LogTimestampPrecision precision_;
  std::set<std::string> handlers_;
  const Registry *registry_;  // owner backreference (we don't own Registry,
                              // Registry owns us)
};
 
}  // namespace logging
 
}  // namespace mysql_harness
 
#endif /* MYSQL_HARNESS_LOGGER_LOGGER_INCLUDED */