HDByte.Logger 1.4.0

Logger

Getting Started

This project is still in the early stages of development. Semantic versision will start with 2.0.0 release. For the 1.x.x release, expect backwards compatiblity changes with minor updates, but not patch updates.

Differences between 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Add EnableTraceLogger() to enable the DefaultTraceLogger to create a seperate file for trace level logging. Changed save file locations of DefaultLogger Removed LogLevel.Information and replaced it with LogLevel.Info

LoggerService Log;
var manager = LoggerManager.GetLoggerManager();
Log = manager.CreateLogger("TestLogger")
    .AttachListener(LoggingLevel.Debug, new ConsoleListener())
    .AttachListener(LoggingLevel.Debug, new FileListener(@"C:\Logs\$$[processname]$$\$$[timestamp=yyyy-MM-dd HH_mm_ss]$$.txt"));

Examples

Log.Debug("Button 1 Clicked!");
Log.Fatal("fatal error, blah blah happened");

Logging Levels

Log.Trace
Log.Debug
Log.Info
Log.Warning
Log.Error
Log.Fatal

Advanced Examples (Custom Message Formats)

LoggerService Log;
var manager = LoggerManager.GetLoggerManager();
Log = manager.CreateLogger("TestLogger")
    .AttachListener(LoggingLevel.Debug, new ConsoleListener(@"$$[shorttimestamp]$$ - $$[level]$$ - $$[message]$$"))
    .AttachListener(LoggingLevel.Debug, new FileListener(@"C:\Logs\$$[processname]$$\$$[timestamp=yyyy-MM-dd HH_mm_ss]$$.txt", "$$[timestamp]$$  -  $$[level]$$ - $$[message]$$"));

Custom Filename Formats for FileListener

Acceptable Variables

• processname = Name of process currently being ran.
• timestamp= - This uses Datetime.ToString() formatting.
• custom=NAMEHERE Replace NAMEHERE with the variable name used by using LoggerConfig.AddCustomVariable("NAMEHERE", "value");

Custom Message Formats

Acceptable Variables

• timestamp = 04/05/2020 20:38:01.1312
• shorttimestamp = 20:38:01.1312
• level - FATAL
• message - The actual log message to be logged.

Default Debugging Logger

This logger stores files in C:\Logs{processname}{timestamp}\debug.txt which logs all Log.Debug level and above messages.

If EnableTraceLogger() is performed then Default Logger will also create a trace.txt file which logs all Log.Trace level and above messages.

var Log = LoggerManager.GetLoggerManager().GetDefaultLogger();
Log.Info("information only.......");

var Log = LoggerManager.GetLoggerManager().EnableTraceLogger();
Log.Info("information only.......");
Log.Trace("trace test log");