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 package org.apache.commons.inject.api;

 import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;

 import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;

 /**

  * A {@link IModule module}, which injects Log4J 2 loggers, aka instances of

  * {@link Logger}.

  * If you are using the module, it should precede all others in your module list,

  * when invoking {@link CommonsInject#build(org.apache.commons.inject.api.bind.IModule...)},

  * or {@link CommonsInject#build(java.util.Collection)}. However, the

  * {@link PostConstructModule} takes precedence, if you are using that as well.

  * @see Log4jLoggerModule

  * @see Slf4JLoggerModule

  * @see CommonsLoggingLoggerModule

  * @see AbstractLoggerInjectingModule

  */

 public class Log4j2LoggerModule extends AbstractLoggerInjectingModule<Logger> {

         /**

          * Creates an instance of {@link Logger}.

          */

         @Override

         protected Logger newLogger(String pId) {

                 return LogManager.getLogger(pId);

         }

 }