Default-logger-config

Create the default LoggerConfig used by config-driven logger builders. This helper is useful when callers want the library's baseline top-level config value explicitly before customization.

Interface

pub fn default_logger_config() -> LoggerConfig {

output

• LoggerConfig - Default top-level logger config.

Explanation

Detailed rules explaining key parameters and behaviors

• This helper returns the same baseline config shape used by LoggerConfig::new() defaults.
• It includes the default minimum level, empty target, disabled timestamp, default sink config, and no queue wrapper.
• The implementation is exactly LoggerConfig::new(), so it stays aligned with the constructor defaults rather than duplicating a separate preset object.
• That means build_logger(...) can consume the returned value directly, and build_async_logger(...) reuses the same sync-side defaults before adding the outer async layer.
• It is useful for explicit config composition when callers want a known baseline object.

How to Use

Here are some specific examples provided.

When Need A Baseline Top-level Config Value

When config code prefers to start from the full default object:

let config = default_logger_config()

In this example, the default logger config is available as a concrete value for later adjustment or serialization.

Error Case

e.g.:

• There is no failure path for retrieving the default config value.

• If runtime construction is needed immediately, pass the config to build_logger(...) or use a runtime logger constructor directly.

Notes

1. This helper is the top-level default config entry point.

2. It is useful for explicit config-first workflows and tests.

3. Use default_sink_config() when callers only want the baseline sink portion rather than the full top-level logger config.