redux_logging

Connects a Logger to a Redux Store. Can also simply print the latest state / action changes.

Logs every Action that is dispatched to the Store, along with the current State.

By default, this class does not print anything to your console or send data to a web service, such as Fabric or Sentry. It simply logs entries to a Logger instance.

If you simply want to print the latest action and state to your console / terminal, create a new LoggingMiddleware.printer() and pass it to your Store upon creation.

If you want more control over where the logged data is sent, you can listen to your Logger's onRecord Stream.

Dart Versions

Dart 1 support: 0.1.x
Dart 2 Support: 0.2.x+

Simple Printing example

If you just want an easy way to print actions to your console / terminal as they are dispatched, use the new LoggingMiddleware.printer() factory.

Note: The LoggingMiddleware needs be the LAST middleware in the list.

import "package:redux/redux.dart";
import 'package:redux_logging/redux_logging.dart';

final store = new Store<int>(
  (int state, dynamic action) => state + 1,
  initialValue: 0,
  // Note the LoggingMiddleware should come last in the list of Middleware!
  middleware: [myOtherMiddleware, new LoggingMiddleware.printer()]
);

store.dispatch("Hi"); // prints {Action: "Hi", Store: 1, Timestamp: ...}

Example

If you only want to log actions to a Logger, and choose how to handle the output, use the default constructor.

import 'package:logging/logging.dart';
import "package:redux/redux.dart";
import 'package:redux_logging/redux_logging.dart';

// Create your own Logger
final logger = new Logger("Redux Logger");

// Pass it to your Middleware
final middleware = new LoggingMiddleware(logger: logger);
final store = new Store<int>(
  (int state, dynamic action) => state + 1,
  initialState: 0,
  middleware: [middleware],
);

// Note: One quirk about listening to a logger instance is that you're
// actually listening to the Singleton instance of *all* loggers.
logger.onRecord
  // Filter down to [LogRecord]s sent to your logger instance
  .where((record) => record.loggerName == logger.name)
  // Print them out (or do something more interesting!)
  .listen((loggingMiddlewareRecord) => print(loggingMiddlewareRecord));

Formatting the log message

This library includes two formatters out of the box:

LoggingMiddleware.singleLineFormatter
LoggingMiddleware.multiLineFormatter

You can optionally control the format of the message that will be logged by implementing your own MessageFormatter and passing it to the LoggingMiddleware constructor. It is a simple function that takes three parameters: the State, Action, and Timestamp.

Formatting Example