trackly_logger 0.2.0

A lightweight, zero-dependency logger for Dart and Flutter with log levels, colored output, tags, and clickable links to the line of code that wrote each log.

0.2.0

• Jump to the code: each log now ends with its full location, such as (package:app/login_page.dart:42:7), which VS Code and Android Studio turn into a link that opens the file at that line.
  • TracklyConsoleOutput(callerLinks: false) shows the short main.dart:42 form instead.
• New TracklyRecord.location (TracklyLocation) with the uri, line, column, and link of where a record was logged. caller still returns the short form.
• Colors are off by default on iOS, where logs showed the color codes as text. TracklyConsoleOutput.colors is now null by default, meaning automatic.
• Long lines are split at spaces, so words and links stay whole.
• Breaking: the caller parameter of TracklyRecord's constructor is replaced by location.

0.1.0

• Initial release.
• Seven log levels: trace, debug, info, success, warning, error, fatal.
• Colored console output with emojis and timestamps, each configurable.
• Automatic file.dart:line caller info on the Dart VM.
• Global trackly logger, tagged TracklyLogger instances, and TracklyLoggerMixin.
• Attach errors, stack traces, and extra data to any log.
• Lazy messages that are only built when the log is written.
• measure() to log how long an operation took.
• TracklyLogger.filter to drop specific records, such as a noisy tag.
• Logging is off by default in release builds.
• Outputs: TracklyConsoleOutput, TracklyDeveloperOutput (DevTools), TracklyMemoryOutput (recent history), TracklyMultiOutput, or your own TracklyOutput.
• Long lines are split so Android's logcat doesn't truncate them.
• No dependencies; works on every Dart and Flutter platform.