logger_rs 1.0.3

A beautiful Rust-style logger for Dart with colored output, precise file locations, and clean formatting inspired by the Rust compiler.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

1.0.3

• WARNING in capital letters

1.0.2

Added

• Full Web platform support with conditional imports
• WASM runtime compatibility
• Support for all 6 Dart platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, Web)

Changed

• Replaced dart:io imports with conditional platform abstraction
• Improved cross-platform console output handling
• Enhanced Web browser console integration

Fixed

• Web platform compatibility issue that prevented deployment
• WASM runtime compatibility for future-proofing
• Platform detection now works correctly across all environments

Technical Details

• Implemented conditional imports for platform-specific code
• Added platform abstraction layer (platform_io.dart, platform_web.dart, platform_stub.dart)
• Ensured ANSI color codes work seamlessly on Web platforms
• Removed direct dart:io dependency from main logger code

1.0.1

Added

• Screenshot in README showing actual logger output with colors and formatting

Changed

• Updated README with proper screenshot dimensions
• Improved screenshot visibility in documentation

Fixed

• README formatting issues
• Missing screenshot that was referenced but not included in initial release

1.0.0 - 2025-01-14

Added

• Initial release of Logger RS
• Rust-style formatted output with beautiful colors
• Support for multiple log levels: Trace, Debug, Info, Warning, Error, Critical
• Precise file location tracking (file:line:column)
• ANSI color support for terminals
• Stack trace support for error logging
• Zero-configuration setup
• Cross-platform support (Flutter, Dart VM, Dart Native)
• High-performance logging with minimal overhead
• Custom object logging support
• Comprehensive test suite
• Complete documentation and examples

Features

• Log.t() - Trace level logging (most verbose)
• Log.d() - Debug level logging
• Log.i() - Info level logging
• Log.w() - Warning level logging
• Log.e() - Error level logging with optional stack traces
• Log.f() - Critical/Fatal level logging

Technical Details

• Built on top of the logging package for reliability
• Smart platform detection for color support
• Automatic caller location extraction from stack traces
• Clean and readable Rust-inspired formatting