Logging component for .NET Core with nice APIs for developers to use. Cosmos.Logging is support for structured logging message in several kinds of .NET applications.
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- Cosmos.Logging
- RunsOn Extensions
- Common Extensions
- Data provider and ORM Extensions / Enrichers
- Exception Extensions / Enrichers
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.EntityFramework
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.EntityFrameworkCore
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.MySql
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.MySqlConnector
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.Oracle
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.PostgreSql
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.Sqlite
- Cosmos.Logging.Extensions.Exceptions.SqlServer
- Payload Clients / Sinks
- Renderers
Install-Package Cosmos.Logging
Install the specific sink packages, renderer packages or extension packages that you need.
Install console package first:
Install-Package Cosmos.Logging.RunsOn.Console
then: (in this case we integrated NLog sink)
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//load configuration info
var root = new ConfigurationBuilder()
.SetBasePath(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory())
.AddJsonFile("appsettings.json", true, true)
.Build();
//initialize logger
LOGGER.Initialize(root).RunsOnConsole().AddNLog().AddSampleLog().AllDone();
//submit log manually
var logger1 = LOGGER.GetLogger<Program>(mode: LogEventSendMode.Manually);
logger1.LogWarning("hello， {$Date} {$MachineName}");
logger1.SubmitLogger();
//or submit log automatically
var logger2 = LOGGER.GetLogger<Program>();
logger2.LogWarning("world");
//get a future logger
var logger3 = LOGGER.GetLogger<Program>().ToFuture();
//or convert a normal to future logger
var logger4 = logger2.ToFuture();
//or get a future logger directly
var logger5 = FUTURE.GetFutureLogger<Program>();
//and how to use future logger via a nice fluent api
logger5.SetLevel(LogEventLevel.Warning)
.SetMessage("future log===> Nice {@L}")
.SetTags("Alex", "Lewis")
.SetParameter(new {L = "KK2"})
.SetException(new ArgumentNullException(nameof(args)))
.Submit();
//or you can use a optional-parameters-style api in your Application-Framework
logger5.UseFields(
Fields.Level(LogEventLevel.Warning),
Fields.Message("future log===> Nice {@L}"),
Fields.Tags("Alex", "Lewis"),
Fields.Args(new {L = "KK3"}),
Fields.Exception(new ArgumentNullException(nameof(args)))).Submit();
}Install aspnetcore package first:
Install-Package Cosmos.Logging.RunsOn.AspNetCorethen write code in Startup.cs: (in this case, we integrated SqlSugar ORM)
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
//...
services.AddCosmosLogging(Configuration, config => config
.ToGlobal(o => o.UseMinimumLevel(LogEventLevel.Information))
.AddDatabaseIntegration(o => o.UseSqlSugar(sugar => sugar.UseAlias("Everything", LogEventLevel.Verbose)))
.AddSampleLog());
//...
}finally, just to writing your code:
public class HomeController : Controller
{
private readonly ILoggingServiceProvider _loggingProvider;
public HomeController(ILoggingServiceProvider loggingProvider) {
_loggingProvider = loggingProvider ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(loggingProvider));
}
// GET
public IActionResult Index() {
var log = _loggingProvider.GetLogger<HomeController>();
log.LogInformation("Nice @ {$Date}");
return Content("Nice");
}
}Install aspnet package first:
Install-Package Cosmos.Logging.RunsOn.AspNet
or (if you use Autofac as your default IoC container)
Install-Package Cosmos.Logging.RunsOn.AspNet.WithAutofac
then
//in Global.asax.cs
public class Global : HttpApplication
{
//...
this.RegisterCosmosLogging(s => s.ToGlobal(c => c.UseMinimumLevel(LogEventLevel.Verbose)).AddSampleLog());
}People or projects that have made a great contribution to this project:
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