Azind/Log

Repository for simple logs in file and console.

Log

Repository for logging

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Creating

Create logger

Log log = new Log(path);

Log log2 = new Log();
log2.set_path(path);

Also, you can set paths

Log logs = new Log(paths);

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Getters

For get path use get_path() or get_paths()

log.get_path(); // String path
logs.get_paths(); // String[] paths

For get all logs use get_logs()

log.get_logs() // String[] logs

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Logs

For out in console use log(content)

log.log(content); // content

Also, you can log with date and time

log.log(content, true); // dateFormatPattern content

For out in file use logFile(content) or logFiles(content) and logFile(content, true) or logFiles(content, true)

log.logFile(content); // content
logs.logFiles(content, true); // dateFormatPattern content

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Settings

For set date format pattern use set_dateFormatPattern()
format:

• yy - last 2 numbers of year
• yyyy - full year
• MM - month
• dd - day
• HH - hour
• hh - 12-hour time
• mm - minutes
• ss - seconds
• a - AM/PM
• Example:
• [yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss]

log.set_dateFormatPattern("[yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss] ");

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Example

package com.Main;

import Log.Log;
import java.util.Random;

class Main {
    public static void logRand(Log log) {
        log.log("Random number is " + new Random().nextInt(1, 50), true);
        log.logFile("Random number is " + new Random().nextInt(1, 50), true);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // Set log settings
        Log log = new Log();
        log.set_path("C\\example.log");
        log.set_dateFormatPattern("[HH:mm:ss] ");

        // Logging random numbers
        for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            logRand(log);
        }
        // Example out:
        // [00:55:10] 17
        // [00:55:10] 50
        // [00:55:10] 35
        // [00:55:10] 49
        // [00:55:10] 26
        // [00:55:10] 7
        // [00:55:10] 43
        // [00:55:10] 10
        // [00:55:10] 22
        // [00:55:10] 8

        String[] l = log.get_logs();
        for (String str: l) {
            System.out.println(str);
        }
        // Example out:
        // Console: [00:55:10] 17
        // File: [00:55:10] 17
        // Console: [00:55:10] 50
        // File: [00:55:10] 50
        // Console: [00:55:10] 35
        // File: [00:55:10] 35
        // Console: [00:55:10] 49
        // File: [00:55:10] 49
        // Console: [00:55:10] 26
        // File: [00:55:10] 26
        // Console: [00:55:10] 7
        // File: [00:55:10] 7
        // Console: [00:55:10] 43
        // File: [00:55:10] 43
        // Console: [00:55:10] 10
        // File: [00:55:10] 10
        // Console: [00:55:10] 22
        // File: [00:55:10] 22
        // Console: [00:55:10] 8
        // File: [00:55:10] 8
    }
}