EggEgg.CSharp-Logger 2.1.4

csharp-logger

A bussy but convenient C# Logger implement.
You can download it on nuget.org by searching EggEgg.CSharp-Logger.

Update

v2.1.2

Bugfix about ConsoleWrapper initialize.

Also, changed LoggerConfig:

• Changed it to struct, for the config should be immutable since Logger is initialized.
• Changed the default value of use_Working_Directory to true for compatiable reasons.

v2.1.1

You can now set LoggerConfig(use_Working_Directory) to specify whether the log files will be storaged at the working directory or the program path. For more information, see the description of this variable.

Notice that the previous versions use the working directory.

Features

• Common logger implements
  Usage: Firstly Log.Initialize(LoggerConfig), then Log.Info(content, sender), Log.Erro(...), Log.Warn(...), Log.Dbug(...).
• Color output Support
  Just add xml tags in text, like:<color=Red>Output as red color</color>.
  The Color value should be a valid value in ConsoleColor, e.g. "Red", "Green".
  Recognized color tags will be removed in the log file.
• Command Line Support
  if you wants to read the user's input while outputing logs parallel (e.g. making a command line program), ConsoleWrapper is provided.
  You can set the value of ConsoleWrapper.InputPrefix as a waiting-input prefix, just like mysql> or ubuntu ~$ , and use ConsoleWrapper.ReadLineAsync to read inputs from the user.
  _Notice that it will impact the performance when the user's input is very large. It's disabled as default, and you can enable it by LoggerConfig(use_Console_Wrapper: true).
• Output amount limit
  Large infomation outputing can severely impact the performance. You can set the maximum output amount per line by LoggerConfig.Max_Output_Char_Count.
  You can also disable this by setting it to -1.
• Auto compress logs
  If there're logs created 1 day ago, they will be compressed into a zip file like logs.[Date].zip.