Extensible Logger Library

This is a logging library which can be extended by new logging libraries and wrappers to be used on .NET applications to log all kind of log entries.

Already Defined Loggers:

• Log4Net
• EventLog

Features:

• Create your own loggers or use already defined
• Add multiple concurrent loggers at runtime
• Enable/disable loggers at runtime

Design Aspects:

• SOLID principles
• Separation of concerns
• Extensible

How To Use:

ILoggerManager loggerManager = new LoggerManager();
SystemLogger systemLogger = new SystemLogger(loggerManager);

Dictionary<string, object> settings = new Dictionary<string, object>();
settings.Add("Log4Net.ConversionPattern", "%date [%thread] %-5level %logger - %message%newline");
settings.Add("Log4Net.MaximumFileSize", "1MB");
settings.Add("Log4Net.MaxSizeRollBackups", 5);
settings.Add("Log4Net.File", @"d:\Log4NetLogger.txt");

ILogger log4NetLogger = new Log4NetLogger("Log4NetLogger");     
log4NetLogger.Configure(settings);
loggerManager.AddLogger("Log4NetLogger", log4NetLogger);

ILogger eventLogLogger = new EventLogLogger("TestApp", "Application", 400, null);
loggerManager.AddLogger("EventLogLogger", eventLogLogger);

systemLogger.LogInfo("This is my first info log.");
systemLogger.LogDebug("This is my first debug log.");
systemLogger.LogWarning("This is my first warning log.");
systemLogger.LogError(ErrorSeverity.Low, "This is my first low error log.", new Exception("This is my first low error log."));
systemLogger.LogError(ErrorSeverity.Medium, "This is my first medium error log.", new Exception("This is my first medium error log."));
systemLogger.LogError(ErrorSeverity.High, "This is my first high error log.", new Exception("This is my first high error log."));
systemLogger.LogError(ErrorSeverity.Extreme, "This is my first extreme error log.", new Exception("This is my first extreme error log."));
systemLogger.LogMethodStart("static void Main(string[] args)", new string[] { "args" }, new object[] { args });
systemLogger.LogMethodEnd("static void Main(string[] args)", true);
systemLogger.LogMethodEnd("static void Main(string[] args)", false);

Results:

Authors:

• Ahmed Tarek Hasan