Debug queries
These are the logging levels upper/db
comes with, ranging from the lowest
severity (trace) to the highest (panic).
db.LogLevelTrace
db.LogLevelDebug
db.LogLevelInfo
db.LogLevelWarn
db.LogLevelError
db.LogLevelFatal
db.LogLevelPanic
By default, upper/db
is set to db.LogLevelWarn
. Use db.LC()
to set a
different logging level:
db.LC().SetLevel(db.LogLevelDebug)
Make sure to set an appropriate logging level in production, as using levels
lower than db.LogLevelWarn
could make things pretty slow and verbose.
db.LC().SetLevel(db.LogLevelError)
Handle Errors
Error scenarios may or may not be fatal depending on the nature of your application, so make sure you’re handling them properly:
err = booksTable.Find(1).One(&book)
if err != nil {
if errors.Is(err, db.ErrNoMoreRows) {
// First possible error scenario
} else {
// All other possible error scenarios
return err
}
}
upper/db
defines different variables that return error messages. To
learn more, click here