🐛 miniLogger 🐞

C++ logger with logging levels (standard output)

Easy to Use:

1. Set desired log level
2. Set desired log tag
3. Include minilogger.h
4. Print messages for desired log level

Quick example

Include and declare the logger where you want with these three lines:

#define ___LOG_LEVEL
#define LOG_TAG  "TEST_TAG"
#include "minilogger.h"

Where the different levels of log can be (ordered from highest to lowest information shown):

• ___LOG_DEBUG --> Shows DEBUG, INFO, WARNING and ERROR
• ___LOG_INFO --> Shows INFO, WARNING and ERROR
• ___LOG_WARNING --> Shows WARNING and ERROR
• ___LOG_ERROR --> Show ERROR

Print desired info in each level using:

• LOGD("Debug message")
• LOGI("Info message")
• LOGW("Warning message")
• LOGE("Error message")

Thanks to iostream it is possible to concatenate data of different types and implicitly convert to string:

LOGD("my_text" << 10 << true);

If you want to deactivate the logger, only comment the line where the level of the logger is defined:

//#define ___LOG_LEVEL
#define LOG_TAG  "TEST_TAG"
#include "minilogger.h"

Execute examples

Compiling

mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make -j4
make install

cpp_basic

# From BUILD_PATH
./samples/cpp_basic/cpp_basic