🕵️ trace_logger: ^1.0.0 #

Lightweight Flutter Logger with Class Traceability 🔍 #

🔥 TraceLogger is a simple Flutter logging package that logs messages with class names and includes color-coded output for easier debugging and better readability. Use it to automatically capture the calling class context in your logs, along with level-specific emojis!

Resources 📚 #

• Documentation
• Pub Package
• GitHub Repository

Installation 💻 #

1. Add trace_logger to your pubspec.yaml:

   dependencies:
     trace_logger: ^1.0.0
   

2. Install the package:

   flutter packages get
   

Usage #

To use TraceLogger, import the package and create an instance of TraceLogger:

import 'package:trace_logger/trace_logger.dart';

final logger = TraceLogger();

Logging with Class Traceability #

TraceLogger automatically captures the calling class name when logging messages. Here's an example:

class HomeScreen {
  void someMethod() {
    logger.d('Debugging information');
    logger.i('Informational message');
    logger.w('Warning message');
    logger.e('Error message');
  }
}

Output:

🐛 [DEBUG: HomeScreen] Debugging information
ℹ️ [INFO: HomeScreen] Informational message
⚠️ [WARNING: HomeScreen] Warning message
❌ [ERROR: HomeScreen] Error message

Log Levels and Emojis #

Each log level is represented by an emoji and a color for quick identification.

API Reference #

• logger.d(message) - Logs a debug message.
• logger.i(message) - Logs an informational message.
• logger.w(message) - Logs a warning message.
• logger.e(message) - Logs an error message.

License 📝 #

This project is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License - see the LICENSE file for details.