Logger

How to use

Code

You need to create a Logger. I have coded 3 types of them:

• ConsoleLogger (classic one)
• FileLogger (do what the name suggest)
• AsyncLogger (multithreaded one)

You can actually manage multiple Loggers like one only in AsyncLogger with the AddLogger methods of it.

4 levels of logs: DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR

Exemple

int main()
{
    /*
    first param for Console and File Logger is the path/ostream
    the 2nd one is the min level managed by this logger,
    by default min level is 0 (DEBUG)
    */

    // AsyncLogger only takes *ILogger and needs to be destroyed with delete

    AsyncLogger* asyncLog = new AsyncLogger (
        new ConsoleLogger(std::cerr));

    asyncLog->AddLogger(new FileLogger("app.log", 1));
    asyncLog->Log("Test async DEBUG", DEBUG);
    asyncLog->Log("Test async WARN", WARN);

    delete asyncLog;
    return 0;
}

Import

• Clone the project
• Compile with make commands
• copy the liblog.a and include/Logger.hpp to your project
• if you use a Makefile need to add the .hpp file to your includes -I, the libpath with -L and the libname with -l

Why i've doing this

After trying to use s&box editor from Facepunch, and seeing a lot of Interfaces usage, i wanna learn interfaces in C++. So i asked an LLM to give me some exercises and i found some interesting ones, like this logger.