Cross-platform html/io logger with simple API. No need to create a logger object. Just import and use. Simple and w/o boilerplate. Work with native console.
Example of using the library to display a message in the console.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| [s] | A shout is always displayed |
| [v1], [v] | Regular message with verbose level 1 |
| [e] | Error message with verbose level 1 |
| [v2], [vv] | Regular message with verbose level 2 |
| [w] | Warning message with verbose level 2 |
| [v3], [vvv] | Regular message with verbose level 3 |
| [i], [<] | Inform message with verbose level 3 |
| [v4], [vvvv] | Regular message with verbose level 4 |
| [d], [<<] | Debug message with verbose level 4 |
| [v5], [vvvvv] | Regular message with verbose level 5 |
| [v6], [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.v4('verbose lvl #4'); l.v5('verbose lvl #5'); l.v6('verbose lvl #6');
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| [listen] | Broadcast stream receiving logs. |
// Broadcast stream instantly receiving logs. l.forEach((log) => print('* ${log.level} : ${log.message}'));
Logger supports fine-tuning with the second argument LogOptions in a capture method.
Also, you can handle print and output with l on some function or in a whole app with this simple syntax:
import 'package:l/l.dart'; void main() => l.capture( someFunction, const LogOptions( handlePrint: true, printColors: true, outputInRelease: false, messageFormatting: _messageFormatting, ), ); Future<void> someFunction() async { print('Hello'); await Future<void>.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 150)); l.d('world'); await Future<void>.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 150)); l.e('!!!'); } Object _messageFormatting(Object message, LogLevel logLevel, DateTime now) => '${now.hour}:${now.minute.toString().padLeft(2, '0')} $message';
final sourceFlutterError = FlutterError.onError; FlutterError.onError = (details) { l.w(details.exceptionAsString(), details.stack); sourceFlutterError?.call(details); };
l.where((msg) => msg.level.maybeWhen( error: () => true, warning: () => true, orElse: () => false, )) .map<String>((msg) => msg.message.toString()) .listen(FirebaseCrashlytics.instance.log);
runZonedGuarded(someFunction, l.e);Isolate.current ..setErrorsFatal(false) ..addErrorListener( RawReceivePort( (List<dynamic> pair) => // ignore: avoid_types_on_closure_parameters l.e(pair.first as Object), ).sendPort, );
- When there is no direct access to the terminal, it works through print.
- !!! PLEASE, DO NOT LOG SENSITIVE INFORMATION !!!
Refer to the Changelog to get all release notes.
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