The easiest logging library to use to send log messages to syslog, the console, or the file system. It's. REALLY. Easy.
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$ dotnet add package SyslogLoggingReadme
SyslogLogging
Simple C# class library for logging to syslog, console, and file, targeted to .NET Core, .NET Standard, and .NET Framework. For a sample app please refer to the included test project.
SyslogLogging is targeted to .NET Core, .NET Standard, and .NET Framework.
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New in v2.0.x
- Breaking changes including new constructors and minor API changes
- Support for multiple syslog servers
- Simplified class definitions
It's Really Easy... I Mean, REALLY Easy
Easiest Way Possible
Using the constructor with no parameters will cause the library to log to 127.0.0.1:514.
using SyslogLogging;
LoggingModule log = new LoggingModule();
log.Debug("Hello, world!");
Single Syslog Server
using SyslogLogging;
LoggingModule log = new LoggingModule("mysyslogserver", 514);
log.Debug("Hello, world!");
Multiple Syslog Servers and Console
using SyslogLogging;
List<SyslogServer> servers = new List<SyslogServer>
{
new SyslogServer("logginghost.com", 2000),
new SyslogServer("myhost.com", 514)
};
LoggingModule log = new LoggingModule(servers, true); // true to enable console
log.Warn("Look out!");
Logging to File
using SyslogLogging;
LoggingModule log = new LoggingModule("mylogfile.txt");
log.Info("Here's some new information!");