LogToHtml 2.0.0

LogToHtml

A small library to write logs to a .html file. The HTML file's structure is based on an embedded .cshtml file.

Usage

Write a log

using LogToHtml;
using System.Reflection;

namespace Example
{
    internal class Program
    {
        #region Configure options for each individual log entry
        public static Log.Options Options = new()
        {
            // Name of the project that you're currently logging from.
            // If you have a solution with multiple projects,
            // you would change this value for each different project.
            Project = $"{Assembly.GetCallingAssembly().GetName().Name}",

            // Indicate if you just want to write to the HTML file or also output results on the console.
            LogToConsole = true
        };
        #endregion

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
			#region Configure global options 
			// These are applied across all projects in a solution.

			// [Required]
			// A List of projects that the logger is used for.
			// If you only use the logger in a single project assign the same value here as you did in 'Options.Project'
			List<string> projects = new()
			{
				$"{Assembly.GetCallingAssembly().GetName().Name}"
			};

			// [Optional]
			// The path where the log file is located.
			string logpath = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, "logs", "log.html");

			// [Optional]
			// Set the maximum size of a log file (example has a max size of 1 MB).
			int maxSize = 1000000;

			// [Optional]
			// Set what timezone the library uses.
			TimeZoneInfo timezone = TimeZoneInfo.FindSystemTimeZoneById("Central America Standard Time");

			// [Optional]
			// Change what colors the library writes to the console based on LogLevel.
			Configuration.Colors colors = new()
			{
				Info = "0, 255, 255",
				Warn = "0,95,95",
				Error = "#5f0000",
				Critical = "#d75f00"
			};

			// [Optional]
			// Change what get's written to the console.
			Configuration.ConsoleConfig consoleConfig = new()
			{
				// If console displays LogLevel in color
				Color = true,
				Date = true,
				FileName = true,
				LineNumber = false,
				LogLevel = true,
				MethodName = false,
				ProjectName = true
			};

			// You only need to set this once in your entire solution.
			_ = new Configuration(projects, logpath, maxSize, timezone, colors, consoleConfig);
			#endregion

			// And now you can start logging
			Log.Info(Options, $"This is a test message");
        }
    }
}

Retrieve written logs

using LogToHtml.Models;

// Get all logs
GetLogs allLogs = Log.GetLogs();
// Get all logs with the info LogLevel
List<LogData> infoLogs = Log.GetInfoLogs();
// Get all logs with the warn LogLevel
List<LogData> warnLogs = Log.GetWarnLogs();
// Get all logs with the error LogLevel
List<LogData> errorLogs = Log.GetErrorLogs();
// Get all logs with the critical LogLevel