A simple C# file and console logger with log level separate.
- Added flexable console log level setting
- LogAll - log all messages in console
- LogWarnsAndHigher - log only WARN, ERROR and FATAL messages in console
- LogErrorsAndHigher - log only ERROR and FATAL messages in console
- LogFatals - log only FATAL messages in console
- LogSuccess - log only SUCCESS messages in console
- LogSuccessAndInfos - log only SUCCESS and INFO messages in console
- LogSuccessWarnsAndHigher - log only SUCCESS, WARN, ERROR and FATAL messages in console
- LogSuccessErrorsAndHigher - log only SUCCESS, ERROR, FATAL messages in console
- LogSuccessFatals - log only SUCCESS and FATALS messages in console
- LogNothing - do not log anything in console
- By default provider creating "default" logger on init You can get it by provider.GetLogger("default") or provider["default"].
- Firstly create log provider
var provider = new BMLoggerProvider();| Agrument | type | required | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| dir | string | - | bmlogger | path to directory of logs |
| expiration | TimeSpan | - | 30 days | time from last log in file. If greater - delete |
| maxFileSizeInMb | int | - | 20 Mb | max file size on provider init. If greater - cut |
| logInConsole | ConsoleLogs | - | LogAll | which messages should be logged in console |
- Create logger by provider. DO NOT create it by yourself (using new BMLogger()).
var logger = provider.CreateLogger("name");| Agrument | type | required | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | + | name of logger and its file | |
| logDateTime | bool | - | true | flag to log date and time of message |
| logCallerPath | bool | - | true | flag to log path to file from where log function was called |
| logCallerMember | bool | - | true | flag to log method and line from where log function was called |
| logInConsole | ConsoleLogs? | - | Provider`s value | which messages should be logged in console |
- Log your message
// Use default method with any LogLevel
logger.Log("any log level message", LogLevel.INFO);
await logger.LogAsync("async any log level message", LogLevel.INFO);
// Or you can use short cuts for LogLevels
logger.Info("info message");
await logger.InfoAsync("async info message");
logger.Warn("warn message");
await logger.WarnAsync("async warn message");
logger.Error("error message");
await logger.ErrorAsync("async error message");
logger.Fatal("fatal message");
await logger.FatalAsync("async fatal message");
logger.Success("success message");
await logger.SuccessAsync("async success message");- INFO - default log level
- SUCCESS - success message with green color in console
- WARN - warning message with orange color in console
- ERROR - error message with red color in console
- FATAL - fatal error message with red background color in console
All log methods have async analogues. File operations are thread-safe by lock constructions.
BUT! When you use async methods be careful with third party console output, because colored message can not be in time to reset console color scheme to default.