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extremely-simple-logger

v1.0.13

Published

Organizing log outputs to console. Also possible to save logs to file

Downloads

32

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Links

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Maintainers

puruslotionpuruslotion

Keywords

loggerloglogsloggingconsoleprintprintingprintswritewriteswritingcolorcolorsinfluxdblineprotocolbrowserwebsocket

Readme

Summary

Making it easy to write logs to console and/or saving logs to file. The format used is as follows:

TIMESTAMP  LEVEL  [ TAG(s) ]  [ Field(s)]  MESSAGE

The timestamp is in ISO format. The available levels are: INF, WAR, ERR, DEB and FAT Tags are to make it easier to group and for example to write to InfluxDB.

The String object has also been extended, so it is easy to change foreground and background colors of Strings when written to console. It is also possible to change style.