quickstart/src/main/resources/archetype-resources/src/main/resources/log4j2.yml

configuration:
  status: warn

  appenders:
    console:
      name: STDOUT
      patternLayout:
        Pattern: "%d{DEFAULT} [%-22thread] %-5level %60.60logger %msg%n"

  loggers:
    root:
      level: info
      appenderRef:
        ref: STDOUT

    logger:
      # Outputs a list of pages, components and mixins at startup.
      -
        name: org.apache.tapestry5.modules.TapestryModule.ComponentClassResolver
        level: info

      # Outputs startup statistics; elapsed time to setup and initialize the registry, a list of
      # available services, and a launch banner that includes the Tapestry version number.
      -
        name: org.apache.tapestry5.TapestryFilter
        level: info

      # Turning on debug mode for a page's or component's transformer logger
      # will show all of the code changes that occur when the
      # class is loaded.
      #-
      #   name: tapestry.transformer.${package}.pages.Index
      #   level: debug

      # Turning on debug mode for a component's events logger will show all the events triggered on the
      # component, and which component methods are invoked as a result.
      #-
      #   name: tapestry.events.${package}.pages.Index
      #   level: debug

      # Turning on trace mode for a page's render logger provides extended information about every step
      # in rendering (this is not generally helpful). Turning on debug mode will add a one-line
      # summary that includes the elapsed render time, which can be useful in tracking down
      # performance issues.
      #-
      #   name: tapestry.render.${package}.pages.Index
      #   level: debug

      # Service category names are the name of the defining module class
      # and then the service id.
      -
        name: ${package}.services.AppModule.TimingFilter
        level: info

      # Turn on some verbose debugging about everything in the application. This is nice initially,
      # while getting everything set up. You'll probably want to remove this once you are
      # up and running, replacing it with more selective debugging output.
      -
        name: ${package}
        level: debug