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use std *
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#[test]
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def env_log_ansi [] {
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assert equal $env.LOG_ANSI.CRITICAL (ansi red_bold)
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assert equal $env.LOG_ANSI.ERROR (ansi red)
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assert equal $env.LOG_ANSI.WARNING (ansi yellow)
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assert equal $env.LOG_ANSI.INFO (ansi default)
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assert equal $env.LOG_ANSI.DEBUG (ansi default_dimmed)
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}
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#[test]
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def env_log_level [] {
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assert equal $env.LOG_LEVEL.CRITICAL 50
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assert equal $env.LOG_LEVEL.ERROR 40
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assert equal $env.LOG_LEVEL.WARNING 30
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assert equal $env.LOG_LEVEL.INFO 20
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assert equal $env.LOG_LEVEL.DEBUG 10
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}
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#[test]
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def env_log_prefix [] {
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assert equal $env.LOG_PREFIX.CRITICAL "CRT"
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assert equal $env.LOG_PREFIX.ERROR "ERR"
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assert equal $env.LOG_PREFIX.WARNING "WRN"
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assert equal $env.LOG_PREFIX.INFO "INF"
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assert equal $env.LOG_PREFIX.DEBUG "DBG"
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}
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#[test]
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def env_log_short_prefix [] {
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assert equal $env.LOG_SHORT_PREFIX.CRITICAL "C"
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assert equal $env.LOG_SHORT_PREFIX.ERROR "E"
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assert equal $env.LOG_SHORT_PREFIX.WARNING "W"
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assert equal $env.LOG_SHORT_PREFIX.INFO "I"
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assert equal $env.LOG_SHORT_PREFIX.DEBUG "D"
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}
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#[test]
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def env_log_format [] {
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assert equal $env.LOG_FORMAT $"%ANSI_START%%DATE%|%LEVEL%|(ansi u)%MSG%%ANSI_STOP%"
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}
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