Tiny.Logger.1.0.0 1.0.0

TinyLogger

Tiny File Logger for logging helpful information about your project to the console, or a .txt log file.

Logging

First create a new instance of the Logger class.

           Logger _logger = new Logger
           {
               LogFilePath = @"C:\Path\to\Log.txt",
               UseLogFile = true,
               Width = 100,
           };

Next lets log some info to the console.

            _logger.Log("Some Log Info");

This will simply log Some Log Info to both the console and log.txt file. Remember UseLogFile = true, if you only want the info to show up in the console then set UseLogFile = false

Next we can add in the sending object

            _logger.Log(this, "Some Log Info");

Will output [Tester]: Some Log Info to the console or log file, or both.

We can also set the color of the message(console only) depending on the severity level of the message

            _logger.Log(this, "Some Log Info", ConsoleLevel.Error);

Will output [Tester]: Some Log Info in the color red.

There are 5 ConsoleLevels to chose from

• Error: Red,
• Warning: Yellow,
• Info: White,
• Message: Blue,
• Success: Green,

Table

Create a new Table instance

            Table _table = new Table(_logger);

You will notice it requires the Logger from earlier.

Add in your Header

            _table.AddHeader(new List<string>{"Col 1", "Col 2", "Col 3"});

And some Rows

            _table.AddRow(new List<string>{"Item 1", "Item 2", "Item 3"});
            _table.AddRow(new List<string>{"Item 4", "Item 5", "Item 6"});

To output the tables contents call the _table.Output();

You can set the output color of the table by setting its ConsoleLevel property.

If you plan to resue the table multiple times you will need to call its ClearHeader() and ClearRows() methods before each output.