This example project demonstrates the use of NLog for advanced logging in a .NET 6 console application. It focuses on managing a collection of "Person" objects in memory, enabling operations such as adding, retrieving, and listing people, and details how to log these operations effectively.
- Person Management: Implements functionalities to add, retrieve, and list people in memory.
- Advanced Logging with NLog: Uses NLog to log events and errors in detail.
- Daily and Colored Log Files: Configures logs that are stored daily and displayed in the console with color coding.
- C#
- .NET 6
- NLog
IPerson: Interface that defines the structure of a "Person" entity.Person: Concrete class that implements theIPersoninterface.DataBaseService: Class that simulates database operations and handles logging.
NLog is configured to log data to two destinations:
- Files: Logs are stored daily with detailed information on operations and exceptions.
- Console: Output in the console with logs colored according to the severity level, facilitating debugging and real-time monitoring.
Logs include the date and time, the logger, the severity level, the code location, the log message, and any captured exception, all formatted for easy reading and analysis.
- Clone the Repository: Clone this repository to your local machine.
- Set Up the Development Environment: Ensure you have .NET 6 and NLog configured.
- Run the Application: Run the application from your development environment or from the command line. Observe how logs are generated in the console and in daily files.
This project is distributed under the MIT License, allowing free use, modification, and distribution within the terms of the license.