EggEgg.CSharp-Logger 2.8.53-beta

csharp-logger

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

Update

v3.0.0

• Fixed the unflushed logs lost when the program is exiting.
• Fixed the debug.log file unflushed bug when the program is exiting.
• Added ConsoleWrapper paste text feature.
• Fixed the issue that the console can't be scrolled when ConsoleWrapper is waiting for input.
• Fixed the bug that the console wrapper will produce InputPrefix repeatedly when exiting.
• Fixed the issue that the log writing thread blocks when user selecting chars in the console.
• Other logger and ConsoleWrapper improvements.

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.
• Parallel input Support
  if you wants to read the user's input while outputing logs parallel (e.g. making a CLI 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.