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awesome-logging

A curated list of delightful insights and packages and resources around logging!

Following a list of good logging libraries for certain programming languages.

Why use logging

Explain here why its good to log. Some points:

  • Understand code on run time
  • Understand state during run time
  • Color coding
  • Reducing the need to breakpoints
  • Informal reasoning
  • Helpfulness in production systems (e.g. in the context of load balancing)

Suggested default log levels

Some log level which can be helpful to start with logging (inspired by winston for node).

  • silly (e.g. magenta)
  • input (e.g. grey)
  • verbose (e.g. cyan)
  • prompt (e.g. grey)
  • debug (e.g. blue)
  • info (e.g. green)
  • data (e.g. grey)
  • help (e.g. cyan)
  • warn (e.g. yellow)
  • error (e.g. red)

Log servers

  • Graylog2
  • Loggly

NodeJs

Bragi

  • Pros:
    • User defined namespaces (logging groups)
    • Include and Exclude log groups
    • Colored log messages
    • Symbols
    • Support for transports

iOS

NSLogger

  • Pros:
    • External Mac app with color coding and log filtering

Android

  • Galgo Interesting idea to display logs on the device in case you are not connected to the dev machine!

MacOSX

Console

  • Pros:
    • Good to find problems happening during the

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