Default-sink-config

Create the default SinkConfig used by logger config helpers. This helper is useful when callers want the library's baseline sink config value explicitly.

Interface

pub fn default_sink_config() -> SinkConfig {

output

• SinkConfig - Default sink config value.

Explanation

Detailed rules explaining key parameters and behaviors

• This helper returns the same baseline sink config used by LoggerConfig::new(...) defaults.
• The default sink config is console-oriented unless later replaced by explicit config composition.
• The implementation is exactly SinkConfig::new(), so the returned value uses the standard constructor defaults: kind=Console, empty path, append=true, auto_flush=true, no rotation, and the default text formatter config.
• parse_logger_config_text(...) also falls back to this same helper when the sink object is omitted from JSON input.
• It is a typed config object, not a runtime sink instance.

How to Use

Here are some specific examples provided.

When Need An Explicit Baseline Sink Config

When config assembly wants the default sink as a concrete value:

let sink = default_sink_config()

In this example, the baseline sink config can be reused or embedded explicitly.

Error Case

e.g.:

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

• If a real sink instance is required for direct Logger::new(...) code paths, use a sink constructor such as console_sink() instead.

Notes

1. This helper is for config-driven assembly, not runtime sink wiring.

2. It is most useful in explicit config composition code.

3. Use default_logger_config() when callers want the full top-level config default instead of only the sink portion.