l 1.0.1

Crossplatform html/io [L]ogger library with simple API. Manipulate with native console and store logs in txt files and indexedDB.

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Cross-platform html/io [L]ogger with simple API.
No need to create an object. Just import and use. Simple and w/o boilerplate.
Work with native console and can store logs in txt files (io) and indexedDB (web).
You can change verbose level and resume/pause log queue, also you can clear console.

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Core API

Key features

Method	Description
s	A shout is always displayed
v	Regular message with verbose level 1
e	Error message with verbose level 1
vv	Regular message with verbose level 2
w	Warning message with verbose level 2
vvv	Regular message with verbose level 3
i or <	Inform message with verbose level 3
vvvv	Regular message with verbose level 4
d or <<	Debug message with verbose level 4
vvvvv	Regular message with verbose level 5
vvvvvv	Regular message with verbose level 6

l.s('shout me');
l.e('error msg');
l.w('warning msg');
l.i('info msg');
l < 'alt info msg';
l.d('debug msg');
l << 'alt debug msg';
l.v('verbose lvl #1');
l.vv('verbose lvl #2');
l.vvv('verbose lvl #3');
l.vvvv('verbose lvl #4');
l.vvvvv('verbose lvl #5');
l.vvvvvv('verbose lvl #6');
~l;

Setup and management

Method	Description
lvl	Limiting output level (default 3 in release, 6 in debug)
store	Set to true to save logs (default is false)
wide	Display wide prefix entry (default is false)
pause	Pause for message queue
resume	Continued after a pause
clear	Console cleaning (if a terminal is connected)

l.lvl = 4;
l.store = true;
l.wide = false;
l.pause();
l.resume();
l.clear();

Integration capabilities

Method	Description
stream	Broadcast stream instantly receiving logs.
mw	Middleware queue with functions

// Broadcast stream instantly receiving logs.
l.stream.forEach((LogMessage log) => print('* ${log.level}'));

// Middleware queue, functions are called 
// at the time of log processing
l.mw.addAll(<Future<void> Function(LogMessage)>[
  (LogMessage log) async {print('# ${log.date}');},
  (LogMessage log) async {print('# ${log.message}');},
]);

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Limitations

• When there is no direct access to the terminal, it works through print.
• When it is not possible to get write access to the working directory, the logs are not saved.
• Do not log sensitive information.