For details please refer to vignette("lgr", package = "lgr").
You can also set these options in your .Rprofile to make them permanent.
Some options can also be set via environment variables (The environment
variables are only used if the option is not set manually from R).
lgr.colorsa list of functions used for coloring the log
levels in console output. Usually these will be functions from the
package crayon
lgr.log_levelsA named integer vector of log levels that are
known to lgr for labeling, setting thresholds, etc... . Instead of
modifying this option manually use add_log_levels() and
remove_log_levels()
lgr.default_thresholdcharacter or integer scalar. The minimum log level that
should be processed by the root logger. Defaults to 400 ("info"),
or to the value of the environment variable LGR_DEFAULT_THRESHOLD
if it is set. This option overrides the threshold specified in
lgr.default_config if both are set.
lgr.default_configDefault configuration for the root logger. Can either be a special list
object, a path to a YAML file, or a character scalar containing YAML
code. See logger_config for details. Defaults to the value of the
environment variable LGR_DEFAULT_CONFIG if it is set.
lgr.suspend_loggingTRUE or FALSE. Suspend all logging for
all loggers. Defaults to the TRUE if the environment variable
LGR_SUSPEND_LOGGING is set to "TRUE". Instead of modifying this
option manually use suspend_logging() and unsuspend_logging()
lgr.usera character scalar. The default username for
lgr::get_user().
Useful links: