NyLogger class - ny_logger library

Constructors

NyLogger()

Properties

hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool: The equality operator.
inherited

Static Properties

onLog ↔ NyLogCallback?: Optional callback that receives all log entries. Set this to listen to log updates in real-time.
getter/setter pair
useColors ↔ bool: Whether to use colored output in the console. Defaults to true in debug mode.
getter/setter pair

Static Methods

alert(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs an alert message to the console. Alert is for conditions that require immediate attention. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
debug(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs a debug message to the console. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
dump(dynamic message, String? tag, {bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Dumps a message with a tag.
emergency(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs an emergency message to the console. Emergency is the highest severity level for system-wide critical failures. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
error(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, StackTrace? stackTrace, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs an error message to the console. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Optionally provide a stackTrace to include in the output. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
info(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Log an info message to the console. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
json(dynamic message, {bool alwaysPrint = false, bool prettyPrint = false}) → void: Log json data message to the console. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Set prettyPrint to true for formatted JSON output with indentation.
success(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs a success message to the console. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
verbose(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs a verbose message to the console for granular debugging. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.
warning(dynamic message, {Map<String, dynamic>? context, bool alwaysPrint = false}) → void: Logs a warning message to the console. It will only print if your app's environment is in debug mode. You can override this by setting alwaysPrint = true. Use context to interpolate values into the message, e.g. 'User {id}' with {'id': '123'}.