Freyja Logger

Freyja Logger a versatile logging library for Unity applications

This package offering:

  • Prefix-based Categorization: Organize your logs by prefixing them with specific identifiers.

  • Configurable Log Levels:: Control the verbosity of your logs by enabling or disabling log levels (info, warning, error).

  • Contextual Logging:: Log messages with additional context information, such as the object that triggered the log.

  • Formatted Output:: Use format strings to create detailed and informative log messages.

Customization:

  • Enable/Disable Logging: Set IsEnable property on the Logger instance.

  • Enable/Disable Log Levels: Set EnableLogWarning and EnableLogError properties.

Additional Features:

  • Contextual Logging: Pass an object as the first argument to include its type name.

  • Formatted Output: Use format strings for detailed logs.

Requirements

  • Unity 2021.3.22.f1 or later

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Installation

  1. Install from Unity Package Manager -> (Window -> Package Manager -> Add package from git URL)

  1. Copy and Paste this URL link https://github.com/winartodev/Freyja-Logger.git

Example Usage

For a more convenient way to use the Freyja Logger, you can create a static class file like DebugLog.cs to manage the Logger instance:

DebugLog
using Freyja.Logger;

public class DebugLog 
{
    private static Logger _show;
    
    public static Logger Show 
    {
        get 
        {
            if (_show == null) 
            {
                _show = Logger.AddLog("DebugLog");
            }
            
            return _show;
        }
    }
}

Then, you can use the DebugLog.Show property to access the Logger instance directly:

TestDebugLog
using UnityEngine;

public class TestDebugLog : MonoBehaviour 
{
     private void Start() 
     {
         DebugLog.Show.Log(this, "Test Log"); // output: [DebugLog] [TestDebugLog] Test Log
         DebugLog.Show.LogWarning(this, "Test Log Warning"); // output: [DebugLog] [TestDebugLog] Test Log Warning
         DebugLog.Show.LogError(this, "Test Log Error"); // output: [DebugLog] [TestDebugLog] Test Log Error
     }
}

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