🐶 Dogger - Go logger

Quickstart

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go get github.com/nikwo/dogger

Usage

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🐕 Basic example:

package main
// example basic usage

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/nikwo/dogger"
)

func main() {
	ctx := context.Background()
	dogger.WithContext(ctx).Trace("hello")
	dogger.Debug("world")
	dogger.WithContext(ctx).WithFields("chiba", "inu").Info(emoji.Sprintf("i :heart:  pugs!"))
	dogger.Info("dogs aren't cute")
	dogger.WithContext(ctx).Error("error: dogs are cute, you've lied!")
}

It produces output in stdout:

🐶 [trace] 2023-03-08T18:08:42+03:00 /$HOME/dogger/example/main.go(main.main:12) message="hello"
🐶 [debug] 2023-03-08T18:08:42+03:00 /$HOME/dogger/example/main.go(main.main:13) message="world"
🐶 [info] 2023-03-08T18:08:42+03:00 /$HOME/dogger/example/main.go(main.main:14) entry="chiba" value="inu" message="i ❤️  pugs!"
🐶 [info] 2023-03-08T18:08:42+03:00 /$HOME/dogger/example/main.go(main.main:15) message="dogs aren't cute"
🐶 [error] 2023-03-08T18:08:42+03:00 /$HOME/dogger/example/main.go(main.main:16) message="error: dogs are cute, you've lied!"

Log level could be updated in any time with

dogger.SetLevel(lvl level.Level)

You can set custom writer with

dogger.SetWriter(w io.Writer)

Also you can set your own custom formatter by implementing interface Format from github.com/nikwo/dogger/format and call

dogger.SetFormatter(f format.Format)