[![Latest version](https://img.shields.io/crates/v/easylog.svg?style=plastic)](https://crates.io/crates/easylog) [![Documentation](https://docs.rs/easylog/badge.svg?style=plastic)](https://docs.rs/easylog) [![License](https://img.shields.io/crates/l/easylog.svg?style=plastic)](https://gitlab.com/Bloody_Wulf/easylog) # Note: Only tested on Linux! # Description: easylog - An easy and simple to use logger-crate for Rust. easylog let you write logging messages to a file so you can analyse them later. # Example 1: ```rust extern crate easylog; use easylog::{LogFile, LogFileConfig, LogLevel}; fn main() { let default = LogFileConfig::new(); let mut logfile = match LogFile::new(default) { Ok(file) => file, Err(error) => { panic!("Error: `{}`", error); } }; logfile.write(LogLevel::DEBUG, "Insert your logmessage here..."); logfile.write(LogLevel::INFO, "Insert your logmessage here..."); logfile.write(LogLevel::WARNING, "Insert your logmessage here..."); logfile.write(LogLevel::ERROR, "Insert your logmessage here..."); logfile.write(LogLevel::CRITICAL, "Insert your logmessage here..."); } ``` # Example 2: ```rust extern crate easylog; use easylog::{LogFile, LogFileConfig, LogLevel}; fn main() { let mut custom_config = LogFileConfig::new(); custom_config.max_size_in_mb = 2; custom_config.path = String::from("/path/to/logfile/"); custom_config.name = String::from("my_logfile"); custom_config.extension = String::from(".txt"); custom_config.num_files_to_keep = 2; let logfile = match LogFile::new(custom_config) { Ok(file) => file, Err(error) => { panic!("Error: `{}`", error); } }; } ``` # Example 3 ```rust extern crate easylog; use easylog::{LogFile, LogFileConfig, LogLevel}; fn main() { let mut custom_config = LogFileConfig::new(); custom_config.max_size_in_mb = 2; custom_config.path = String::from("/path/to/logfile/"); custom_config.name = String::from("my_logfile"); custom_config.extension = String::from(".txt"); custom_config.overwrite = false; custom_config.num_files_to_keep = 1337; // has no effect, because overwrite is false let logfile = match LogFile::new(custom_config) { Ok(file) => file, Err(error) => { panic!("Error: `{}`", error); } }; } ``` # Example Output: ``` $ cat ./logfile_0.log 2018-06-09 22:51:37.443883 [DEBUG ] Insert your logmessage here... 2018-06-09 22:51:37.443969 [INFO ] Insert your logmessage here... 2018-06-09 22:51:37.443996 [WARNING ] Insert your logmessage here... 2018-06-09 22:51:37.444022 [ERROR ] Insert your logmessage here... 2018-06-09 22:51:37.444048 [CRITICAL] Insert your logmessage here... ```