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Sealog is a powerful and easy-to-learn logging framework that provides functionality for flexible dispatching, filtering, and formatting. Natively written in the Go programming language.

If you are new to Sealog, we recommend to read the following sections from top to bottom.

Basic sections:

• Installation
• Quick-start
• Log levels
• Constraints and exceptions
• Dispatchers and receivers
• Formatting

Advanced sections:

• Logger types
• Sealog concept
• Performance
• Writing libraries with Sealog
• Using multiple loggers
• Changing config on the fly

Examples

Sealog examples can be found in 'examples' folder. Current example list:

• examples/exceptions - demonstrates constraints and exceptions
• examples/outputs - demonstrates dispatchers and writers
• examples/formats - demonstrates formats
• examples/types - demonstrates logger types

Reference

• Dispatchers
• Receivers
• Formats
• Types