defmt-or-log

Crates.iodefmt-or-log
lib.rsdefmt-or-log
version0.2.2
created_at2023-11-20 08:48:27.351722+00
updated_at2025-06-25 16:15:56.17108+00
descriptionLogging macros that forward to either defmt or log
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repositoryhttps://github.com/t-moe/defmt-or-log
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Timo Lang (t-moe)

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defmt-or-log

In embedded projects you often want to log something either via core::fmt::Debug or defmt::Format, depending on the configuration. The crate defmt-or-log provides the usual logger macros and either forwards them to the log or defmt crate, depending on the enabled features.

Furthermore, the defmt-or-log crate provides:

  • the FormatOrDebug trait, that uses core::fmt::Debug or defmt::Format as super-trait and provides matching blanket implementations. This is useful for specifying trait bounds.
  • the Debug2Format struct, which behaves similar to defmt::Debug2Format, but does nothing extra if using log.
  • the Display2Format struct, which behaves similar to defmt::Display2Format, but does nothing extra if using log.
  • the Hex and Cbor structs, which allow formatting &[u8]-slices with a format specifier that works for log and defmt:
    info!("Found bytes {}", Hex(&data)) instead of {:02x} (defmt) resp {:02x?} (log).

See examples/derive.rs.

You may either enable the log or the defmt feature but not both.
The feature at_least_one (enabled per default) generates a compiler error if neither log nor defmt are enabled.

This repository, also provides the defmt-or-log-macros crate, that contains Proc Macros to conditonally derive core::fmt::Debug or defmt::Format, depending on the enabled features.

Supported macros (defmt-or-log crate):

  • trace

  • debug

  • info

  • warn

  • error

  • assert

  • assert_eq

  • assert_ne

  • debug_assert

  • debug_assert_eq

  • debug_assert_ne

  • todo

  • unreachable

  • panic

  • unwrap

  • intern

  • expect

  • unimplemented

License

Licensed under either of:

at your option.

Contribution

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.

Commit count: 8

cargo fmt