logger-go

This is a log tool for create info/error/warn/test/debug log.

Usage

logger in terminal

1. Import the logger-go package in your project.

   import loggergo "github.com/Alonza0314/logger-go"

2. Use the logger in your project.

   Example:

   loggergo.Info("tag", "message")
   loggergo.Error("tag", "message")
   loggergo.Warn("tag", "message")
   loggergo.Test("tag", "message")
   loggergo.Debug("tag", "message")

logger in file

1. Import the logger-go package in your project.

   import loggergo "github.com/Alonza0314/logger-go"

2. Declare a logger instance.

   logger := loggergo.NewFileLogger("logger.log")
   defer logger.Close()

   At here, you can use the WithFlag, WithPerm and WithColor to set the flag and permission of the file.

   Example:

   logger := loggergo.NewFileLogger("logger.log", loggergo.WithFlag(os.O_APPEND|os.O_CREATE|os.O_WRONLY), loggergo.WithPerm(os.FileMode(0644)), loggergo.WithColor(true))

3. Use the logger in your project.

   logger.Info("tag", "message")
   logger.Error("tag", "message")
   logger.Warn("tag", "message")
   logger.Test("tag", "message")
   logger.Debug("tag", "message")

Executable file

1. Download the executable file from release.

2. Use the executable file directly.

   Example:

   ./logger-go info [tag] [message]
   ./logger-go error [tag] [message]
   ./logger-go warn [tag] [message]
   ./logger-go test [tag] [message]

Note

The executable file is now built for:

• Linux-amd64
• Windows-amd64
• Darwin-amd64
• Darwin-arm64