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BLog4go：Go 实现的高性能日志库

Introduction

BLog4go is an efficient logging library written in the Go programming language, providing logging hook, log rotate, filtering and formatting log message.

BLog4go 是高性能日志库。创新地使用“边解析边输出”方法进行日志输出，同时支持回调函数、日志淘汰和配置文件。可以解决高并发，调用日志函数频繁的情境下，日志库造成的性能问题。

Features

Partially write to the bufio.Writer as soon as posible while formatting message to improve performance
Support different logging output file for different logging level
Support configure with files in xml format
Configurable logrotate strategy
Call user defined hook in asynchronous mode for every logging action
Adjustable message formatting
Configurable logging behavier when looging on the fly without restarting
Suit configuration to the environment when logging start
Try best to get every done in background
File writer can be configured according to given config file
Different output writers
- Console writer
- File writer
- Socket writer

Quick-start

package main  import (     log "github.com/YoungPioneers/blog4go"     "fmt"     "os" )  // optionally set user defined hook for logging type MyHook struct {     something string }  // when log-level exceed level, call the hook // level is the level associate with that logging action. // message is the formatted string already written. func (self *MyHook) Fire(level log.Level, message string) {     fmt.Println(message) }  func main() {     // init a file write using xml config file     err := log.NewFileWriterFromConfigAsFile("config.xml")     if nil != err {         fmt.Println(err.Error())         os.Exit(1)     }     defer log.Close()      // initialize your hook instance     hook := new(MyHook)     log.SetHook(hook) // writersFromConfig can be replaced with writers     log.SetHookLevel(log.INFO)     log.SetHookAsync(true) // hook will be called in async mode      // optionally set output colored     log.SetColored(true)      log.Debugf("Good morning, %s", "eddie")     log.Warn("It's time to have breakfast")  }

config.xml

<blog4go minlevel="info">     <filter levels="trace">         <rotatefile path="trace.log" type="time"></rotatefile>     </filter>     <filter levels="debug,info" colored="true">         <file path="debug.log"></file>     </filter>     <filter levels="error,critical">         <rotatefile path="error.log" type="size" rotateSize="50000000" rotateLines="8000000"></rotatefile>     </filter> </blog4go>

Installation

If you don't have the Go development environment installed, visit the Getting Started document and follow the instructions. Once you're ready, execute the following command:

go get -u github.com/YoungPioneers/blog4go

Benchmark

I do some benchmark on a HDD disk comparing amoung fmt,blog4go,seelog,logrus.Benchmark Code

BenchmarkBlog4goSingleGoroutine-4                    1000000          1087 ns/op BenchmarkBlog4goMultiGoroutine-4                       30000         56569 ns/op BenchmarkFmtFormatSingleGoroutine-4                   300000          5104 ns/op BenchmarkFmtFormatWithTimecacheSingleGoroutine-4      300000          4256 ns/op BenchmarkFmtFormatWithTimecacheMultiGoroutine-4         3000        509579 ns/op BenchmarkLogrusSingleGoroutine-4                      100000         13757 ns/op BenchmarkLogrusWithTimecacheSingleGoroutine-4         100000         12752 ns/op BenchmarkLogrusWithTimecacheMultiGoroutine-4            1000       2049809 ns/op BenchmarkSeelogSingleGoroutine-4                       50000         32846 ns/op BenchmarkSeelogMultiGoroutine-4                         1000       3191334 ns/op

It shows that blog4go can write log very fast, especially in situation with multi goroutines running at the same time~