refactor(logger): Rename writeJournalLog function

Rename from 'writeJournalLog' to 'writeJournalDLog' for specificity.

logger.sh

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ writeJsonLog() {
 }
 
 # $1: message, $2: level, $3: status, $4: operation, $5: code
-writeJournalLog() {
+writeJournalDLog() {
   # translate error levels
   if [ -z "$2" ]; then
     LOG_LEVEL=1
@@ -179,11 +179,11 @@ if [ "$1" = "json" ]; then
   writeJsonLog "This is a test message" "error" "testing" # generate this message at the 'error' level, part of a 'test' operation, and with the default code
   writeJsonLog "This is a test message" "alert" "testing" 10 # generate this message at the 'alert' level with all parameters set
 elif [ "$1" = "journal" ]; then
-  writeJournalLog # this will generate a generic error message
-  writeJournalLog "This is a test message" # generate this message at the default level with the default code
-  writeJournalLog "This is a test message" "warning" # generate this message at the 'warning' level with the default code
-  writeJournalLog "This is a test message" "error" "testing" # generate this message at the 'error' level as part of a 'test' operation, and with the default code
-  writeJournalLog "This is a test message" "alert" "testing" 10 # generate this message at the 'alert' level with all parameters set
+  writeJournalDLog # this will generate a generic error message
+  writeJournalDLog "This is a test message" # generate this message at the default level with the default code
+  writeJournalDLog "This is a test message" "warning" # generate this message at the 'warning' level with the default code
+  writeJournalDLog "This is a test message" "error" "testing" # generate this message at the 'error' level as part of a 'test' operation, and with the default code
+  writeJournalDLog "This is a test message" "alert" "testing" 10 # generate this message at the 'alert' level with all parameters set
 else
   printf "\nPlease specify either 'json' or 'journal' after the script name. Exiting.\n\n"
   exit 1