Not an issue, just a question regarding limiting verbosity

[neilyoung]

I really like your module and use it a lot in my apps. Usually I'm doing very verbose logging, also in order to simplify my life as developer later on in operation.

But sometimes it is not feasible to "tell everything to everyone". I think I know how to suppress all log outputs, but I'm currently looking for an elegant way to make them disappear at all (even from binary as texts), in case I'm setting a special environment variable at build time.

My attempts to replace your module by dummies failed so far and I don't want to mess up all my code with constructs like this:

if debug {
  log.Info("...")
}

Would you know an elegant but efficient way to achieve this? Silencing all logging, removing all log strings with a snip or trick?

[neilyoung]

Found it. After having messed with my own pre-processor, which went through all the go files and "sed" all the log entries out I found this neat project, which is pretty much of help here: https://github.com/pijng/go-ifdef

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