paw 0.0.4

Small, organised and customizable logger for your flutter and dart apps.

0.0.1

Initial release of Paw library

• info to log informational messages
• warn to log warning messages
• debug to log various data objects
• error to log errors with message with optional error and stacktrace

0.0.2

• Fixed issues to improve pub score, more details here
• Improved documentation for better usability, more details here

0.0.3

Major Changes and Improvements:

• Introduced Non-Singleton Paw Class: The Paw class is no longer a singleton. Users can now create separate instances of Paw for different parts of their application or in different libraries, thus avoiding the issues caused by shared instances.
• Enhanced PawInterface for Custom Logger Implementations: The PawInterface has been introduced to provide more flexibility. Users can extend this interface to create custom loggers, allowing for more advanced and tailored logging solutions.

Breaking Changes:

• Removal of Paw.init() Singleton Initialization:

  • The Paw.init() method, which was previously used to initialize a singleton instance of Paw, has been removed.
  • Users should now create instances of Paw using its constructor, which allows for independent logger instances.

• Updated Usage Pattern:

  • The way Paw is used in the application has changed. Instead of accessing a singleton instance, users should create and manage their own instances of Paw.
  • This change might require refactoring in existing codebases where Paw.init() was used.

Migration Guide:

1. Replacing Singleton Usage:

   • Wherever Paw.init() was used, replace it with Paw() constructor to create a new instance.
   • Ensure that each part of the application or library that requires logging has its own Paw instance.

2. Adopting PawInterface:

   • For advanced logging needs, extend PawInterface to create a custom logger.
   • Implement the required methods and add custom functionality as needed.

For more details refer here

0.0.4

• Expanded AnsiColors with new colors and introduced the custom function to allow users to create their own ANSI foreground and background colors.
• Improved test coverage with additional unit tests.
• Introduced themes to style Paw logs, including a Dark and a Light theme to choose from, along with the ability to create custom themes using PawCustomTheme with custom colors using RGB values.
• Updated docs for the new features