NAME

DBIx::Class::UnicornLogger - Pretty Printing DebugObj with nicer logging features

VERSION

version 0.001003

SYNOPSIS

 my $debug_obj = DBIx::Class::UnicornLogger->new(
    tree => { profile => 'console' },
 );

METHODS

new

 my $pp = DBIx::Class::UnicornLogger->new(
   show_progress  => 1,             # tries it's best to make it clear that a SQL
                                    # statement is still running
   executing      => '...',         # the string that is added to the end of SQL
                                    # if show_progress is on.  You probably don't
                                    # need to set this
   clear_line     => '<CR><ESC>[J', # the string used to erase the string added
                                    # to SQL if show_progress is on.  Again, the
                                    # default is probably good enough.

   squash_repeats => 1,             # set to true to make repeated SQL queries
                                    # be ellided and only show the new bind params

   format => '[%d][%c]%n ** %m',    # both format and multiline format take the
   multiline_format => '   %m',     # formats defined in Log::Sprintf.  If only
                                    # format is defined it will be used for each
                                    # line of the log; if both are defined, format
                                    # will be used for the first line, and
                                    # multiline_format will be used for the rest
   tree => {
      profile => 'console',         # any arguments in the tree hashref will be
   },                               # passed along to the SQL::Abstract::Tree
                                    # constructor
   # any other args are passed through directly to SQL::Abstract::Tree
 );

SEE ALSO

DBIx::Class::UnicornLogger::FromProfile, Log::Sprintf

AUTHOR

Arthur Axel "fREW" Schmidt <frioux+cpan@gmail.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Arthur Axel "fREW" Schmidt.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.