snug_logger 🛋️

A logging package for Flutter that's as comfy as your favorite hoodie and as efficient as a well-oiled machine.

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Welcome 🚀

Say goodbye to boring logs and hello to vibrant, colorful messages! Snug Logger makes logging a joyful dance of information. Let it add a touch of fun to your code canvas and make your development journey a lively celebration! 🌟💻🎉

Features Overview:

1. Colorful Logging:

Dynamic and colorful log messages for different levels, enhancing visual debugging.
Emoji-based log level indicators add a playful touch to logs.

2. Dynamic Log Levels:

Supports various log levels: debug, info, production, and error.

3. Network Request Handling:

Introduces SnugDioLogger for handling Dio network requests with detailed logging options.
Granular control over logging request headers, response headers, response data, and more.

4. Structured Log Formatting:

Well-organized log templates with clear sections for easy readability.
Consistent formatting across different log levels for a professional appearance.

Installation:

Add the snug_logger package to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  snug_logger: ^1.0.8

Run:

flutter pub get

Usage:

Import the package:

import 'package:snug_logger/snug_logger.dart';

Log Messages:

Info Message Example:

snugLog("This is an info message, just like a good dad joke, it's informative and amusing! 👨‍👧‍👦🤣", 
        logType:LogType.info);

Debug Message Example:

snugLog("This is a debug message, but don't worry, I'm debugging it with a magnifying glass, not a clown nose! 🤡🔍",
         logType:LogType.debug);

Error Message Example:

    snugLog(
        "Uh-oh, something went wrong! But don\'t worry, I'm on it! 🦸‍♂️🔧",
        logType:LogType.error,
        stackTrace: StackTrace.current
    );

Production Message Example:

snugLog("This is a production message, like a well-crafted joke, it's ready for the big stage! 🎭😄", 
        logType:LogType.production);

SnugDioLogger for Dio Network Requests:

    _dio.interceptors.add(
      SnugDioLogger(
        responseMessage: true,
        responseData: true,
        requestData: true,
        responseHeaders: false,
        requestHeaders: false,
        logPrint: (object) {
          debugPrint(object.toString());
        },
      ),
    );

Join the Snug Squad:

Feel free to contribute, discuss, or just spread good vibes! 🚀✨

If you have specific questions or optimizations you'd like me to explore in the code, please let me know! We are all here to learn and grow together. 🌟

Why don't programmers like nature? It has too many bugs! 🐜🌿 😄