GDLogger

GDLogger is a simple logger intended to be used in Godot applications.

Available in both GDScript and C#, it supports writing messages to a log file, displaying them in a neat and human-readable format.

Both versions of the logger provide important features such as periodically saving logs to disk and automatically closing the log file on application exit.
Additionally, the C# version automatically logs unhandled Exceptions.

Installation

• C#

  GDLogger is available as a NuGet package.
  Simply include the following lines in a Godot project's .csproj file (either by editing the file manually or letting an IDE install the package):

  <ItemGroup>
    <PackageReference Include="GDLogger" Version="1.0.1"/>
  </ItemGroup>

  Due to a bug in Godot, the following lines will also need to be included in the .csproj file to properly compile along with NuGet packages:

  <PropertyGroup>
      <CopyLocalLockFileAssemblies>true</CopyLocalLockFileAssemblies>
  </PropertyGroup>

• GDScript

  As there is no dedicated package management system for GDScript, simply download the Log.gd file and include it in a Godot project.
  For best results, it is recommended to set it up as an autoload singleton, though it can still be instanced and used as a normal script.

Interoperability

For a GDScript-only project, use the Log.gd file.

For a Mono (C#) project, use the Log static class.
Note that this uses custom types that cannot be marshalled by the Godot engine. As such, if the logger's methods need to be called from both GDScript and C#, the GDScript version (Log.gd) should be used instead, as it inherits from Node.

Do not attempt to use both the C# and the GDScript versions of the logger at the same time, as it will lead to errors if trying to write to the same log file.