A logging util for Godot Engine 3.0
- Print detailed logs.
- Write to log files.
- Supports use of multiple log files.
Select Project -> Project Settings, and choose the AutoLoad tab.
Select the logger.gd script, and give it a good name.
Recommend you use the name Logger as the global variable.
By default we expect the script name to be used as the argument for the get_logger method.
var Log = Logger.get_logger("script_name_goes_here.gd")
This will prepare a default FileWriter that will write the logs to a file found in user:// directory. This behavior can be overridden by adding additional information, such as this:
var Log = Logger.get_logger("script_name_goes_here.gd", "res://", "custom_log_name")
This will write the logs used by the Log object in your res:// folder, with the name custom_log_name. Each log has a date set on it, so the full name would appear something such as res://2019-06-10-custom_log_name.log.
There are four kinds of logs.
- info
- debug
- warn
- error
For example, using the info log level:
var Log = Logger.get_logger("script_name_goes_here.gd")
func _ready():
Log.info("Starting the game!", "_ready func")Which will output the following (with a different time stamp, of course):
[2019.06.10 8:32:44] | INFO | [script_name_goes_here.gd] [_ready func] >> Starting the game!
The same printed line will also be found in the default log path:
user://2019-06-10-logger.log.
on windows it can by default be found in
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Godot\app_userdata\<your-app>\
extends Node
# Logging
var Log = Logger.get_logger("example.gd", "res://", "example-logs")
func _ready():
Log.start("_ready()") # now we wont have to specify function name in the other log statements
Log.info("Starting the game")
Log.debug("Debug information about values and such")
# Do some work here
# ...
Log.warn("User forgot to configure something. Falling back to default values. :C ")
# Critical error that prevents the application to function!
Log.error("Unable to retrieve the cheese from the mouse!")
# Specify the end of the use of the default function name.
# This can also be done by setting the function name in the
# next method,without the use of the end() function in the Log.
Log.end()[2018.04.15 12:57:47] | INFO | [example.gd] [_ready()] >> Starting the game
[2018.04.15 12:57:47] | DEBUG | [example.gd] [_ready()] >> Debug information about values and such
[2018.04.15 12:57:47] | WARN | [example.gd] [_ready()] >> User forgot to configure something. Falling back to default values. :C
[2018.04.15 12:57:47] | ERROR | [example.gd] [_ready()] >> Unable to retrieve the cheese from the mouse!
Identical output in the log file. If the log file exists, we will append logs to it. Every day a different log file will be used, since we are using a time stamp in the file name.
MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2019 Ivan P. Skodje
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