* Overview
  Lager (pronounced lAAger) is a logging framework for Erlang. Its purpose is
  to provide a more traditional way to perform logging in an erlang application
  that plays nicely with traditional UNIX logging tools like logrotate and
  syslog.

  Features
    - Finer grained log levels (debug, info, notice, warning, error, critical,
      alert, emergency)
    - Logger calls are transformed using a parse transform to allow capturing
      Module/Function/Line/Pid information
    - When no handler is consuming a log level (eg. debug) no event is even sent
      to the log handler
    - Supports multiple backends, including console, file and syslog.

* Usage
  To use lager in your application, you need to define it as a rebar dep or have
  some other way of including it in erlang's path. You can then add the
  following option to the erlang compiler flags

  {parse_transform, lager_transform}

  Alternately, you can add it to the module you which to compile with logging
  enabled:

  -compile([{parse_transform, lager_transform}]).

  Once you have built your code with lager, you can then generate log messages
  by doing the following:

  lager:error("Some message")

  Or:

  lager:warning("Some message with a term: ~p", [Term])

  The general form is lager:Severity() where Severity is one of the log levels
  mentioned above.

* Configuration
  TODO