Simple C# class library for logging to syslog and console. For a sample app please refer to the included test project.
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- Breaking changes
- Enumerations now part of the namespace and not nested under LoggingModule class
- Logging to file
- Configurable maximum message length
- Configuration exception logging severity (default: alert)
using SyslogLogging;
LoggingModule logging = new LoggingModule("127.0.0.1", 514);
logging.ConsoleEnable = true;
logging.FileLogging = FileLoggingMode.FileWithDate; // or Disabled, or SingleLogFile
logging.LogFilename = "syslog.txt";
logging.Debug("This is a debug message!");
logging.Exception("Program", "Main", e);
When using FileLoggingMode.FileWithDate, LoggingModule with append .yyyyMMdd to the supplied filename in LogFilename. When using FileLoggingMode.SingleLogFile, the filename is left untouched.
Tested and works well in Windows in .NET Framework 4.5.2 or later or .NET Core. Tested and works well in Linux and OSX environments, too. Should work well in Mono environments. You may want to use the Mono Ahead-of-time compiler (AOT).
If you wish to change the colors used by the library, modify the LoggingModule.Colors property. A variable of type ColorScheme exists for each severity level. To disable color manipulation, set this property to null.
log.Colors.Debug = new ColorScheme(ConsoleColor.DarkGray, ConsoleColor.Black);
Please refer to CHANGELOG.md.