DANTE

Introduction

Dante is a logging utility for Dart and Flutter projects. It includes methods for logging errors, warnings, debug messages, and information messages. It also supports color-coding of log messages based on the log level, inspired by the best poetry: Dante

Install

dependencies:
    dante:

Usage

import 'package:dante/dante.dart';

Dante.info('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet');
📜 🖋  🍀 Dante.I  ⏰ 2021-09-21 21:01:56.302863
      Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

Dante.debug('consectetur adipiscing elit');
📜 🖋  🍀 Dante.D  ⏰ 2021-09-21 21:01:56.317250
      consectetur adipiscing elit

Dante.warning('sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt');
📜 🖋  🍀 Dante.W  ⏰ 2021-09-21 21:01:56.317566
      sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt

Dante.error('ut labore et dolore magna aliqua');
📜 🖋  🍀 Dante.E  ⏰ 2021-09-21 21:01:56.317876
      ut labore et dolore magna aliqua

Methods

The following methods are provided for logging various levels of messages:

• Dante.e(message, [error, stackTrace]) or Dante.error(message, [error, stackTrace]) for logging errors
• Dante.w(message) or Dante.warning(message) for logging warnings
• Dante.i(message) or Dante.info(message) for logging informational messages
• Dante.d(message) or Dante.debug(message) for logging debug messages

Color-Coding

Dante supports color-coding of log messages based on the log level. This feature is only enabled on Android platforms.

Testing

Dante includes a test variable that can be set to true to prevent the log messages from being printed to the console. This can be useful when writing test cases for your application.