paw 0.0.1

Small, organised and easy to use logger for you apps.

PAW 🐾

Paw is a compact, well-organized, and user-friendly logging tool for your apps. It's designed to log your code's journey with structure and clarity, leaving a trace of each step like a paw print.

Features:

• Easy to integrate and use in any Dart or Flutter project.
• Customizable log levels for better control and clarity.
• Lightweight design with a focus on performance.

Quick Links:

• Getting Started
• Documentation
• Showcase/Output
• Contributing
• GitHub Repository

Getting Started

To start using Paw in your project, first install it and then initialize it at the root of your project.

// Initialize Paw logger at the root of your project
Paw.init(
 name: "myApp",
 maxStackTraces: 5,
 shouldPrintName: true,
 shouldPrintLogs: true,
 shouldIncludeSourceInfo: false,
);

That's all! You're good to go to use paw in your apps. Refer to docs for more info.

Outputs

Paw provides clear and organized log outputs, making debugging and monitoring an easy task. Here's an example of what Paw's outputs look like:

Documentation

Paw

Paw is a singleton class. Initialize this class at the root of your application and use its instance anywhere in your code.

Paw.init({...});

Initialization Parameters:

• name: The name of your application. Used for better identification in logs. Default is "paw"
• maxStackTraces: Maximum number of stack traces to log. Useful for in-depth debugging. Default is 5
• shouldPrintName: Determines if the app name should be included in each log. Default is true
• shouldPrintLogs: Toggle to enable or disable log printing. Default is true
• shouldIncludeSourceInfo: Include source file and line number information in logs. Default is true

Log Methods

info

Log informational messages. Ideal for general app behaviors and states.

Paw().info('This is an informational message');

warn

Log warnings. Use this for non-critical issues that should be noted.

Paw().warn('This is a warning message');

debug

Log debugging information. Essential for troubleshooting and understanding complex flows.

Paw().debug({'key': 'value', 'count': 42});

error

Log errors with detailed information, including error objects and stack traces. Critical for error tracking.

try {
  // Code that might throw an error
} catch (e, stackTrace) {
  Paw().error('An unexpected error occurred', error: e, stackTrace: stackTrace);
}

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you'd like to improve Paw, please open an issue or an PR with your suggested changes. Happy Coding 🐾!