PB-LOG-Quick and easy XML logger for .NET

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Updated Wiki: Documentation

pisolobill — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:09:37 GMT

Project Description

PB-LOG is a quick and easy XML logger for all kink of .NET application. You can insert log associated to a user. There're 4 kind of log: Error, Info, Warning, Event. It's developed in C# 4. There's also PB-LOG for WP7.

1) Add library to the project references

2) Initialize

Logger logger = new Logger(); // basic - default name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml"); // you can decide name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(true) // you can decide if users will be owners of logs. in this way, when will be deleted a user, will be deleted also their logs

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml", true) // you can decide name of xml file and if users will be owners of logs

3) Add user

User user = new User()
{            
   Username = "helloworld",
   Rule = "Administrator"

};

logger.Users.Add(user);

// another way

logger.Users.Add("pisolobill");

4) Add log

Log logUser = new Log() // log with a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu",
   User = user
};

Log logNoUser = new Log() // log without a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu"
};

logger.Logs.Add(logUser);
logger.Logs.Add(logNoUser);

// another way

logger.Logs.Add("message", "username", LogType.Info); // with user
logger.Logs.Add("message", LogType.Info) // without user

5) Users and Logs are Collection, so supports queries LINQ and other methods

if(logger.Users.Exists(u => u.Username == "username" && u.Rule == "rule"))
{
   logger.Users.Remove("username")
}

Log log = logger.Logs[2];

IEnumerable<Log> getWarnings = logger.Logs.Warnings;

IEnumerable<Log> linq = logger.Logs.Errors.Where(u => u.Rule == "Administrator");

XML RESULT

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<Logs>
  <Errors />
  <Warnings />
  <Informations>
    <Info Message="msuyu" Created="08/04/2012 01:58:37" User="pisolobill" />
  </Informations>
  <Events />
  <Users>
    <User Username="helloworld" Rule="Administrator" Created="08/04/2012 01:58:07" />
  </Users>
</Logs>

Updated Wiki: Home

pisolobill — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:09:00 GMT

Project Description

1) Add library to the project references

2) Initialize

Logger logger = new Logger(); // basic - default name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml"); // you can decide name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(true) // you can decide if users will be owners of logs. in this way, when will be deleted a user, will be deleted also their logs

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml", true) // you can decide name of xml file and if users will be owners of logs

3) Add user

User user = new User()
{            
   Username = "helloworld",
   Rule = "Administrator"

};

logger.Users.Add(user);

// another way

logger.Users.Add("pisolobill");

4) Add log

Log logUser = new Log() // log with a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu",
   User = user
};

Log logNoUser = new Log() // log without a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu"
};

logger.Logs.Add(logUser);
logger.Logs.Add(logNoUser);

// another way

logger.Logs.Add("message", "username", LogType.Info); // with user
logger.Logs.Add("message", LogType.Info) // without user

5) Users and Logs are Collection, so supports queries LINQ and other methods

if(logger.Users.Exists(u => u.Username == "username" && u.Rule == "rule"))
{
   logger.Users.Remove("username")
}

Log log = logger.Logs[2];

IEnumerable<Log> getWarnings = logger.Logs.Warnings;

IEnumerable<Log> linq = logger.Logs.Errors.Where(u => u.Rule == "Administrator");

XML RESULT

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<Logs>
  <Errors />
  <Warnings />
  <Informations>
    <Info Message="msuyu" Created="08/04/2012 01:58:37" User="pisolobill" />
  </Informations>
  <Events />
  <Users>
    <User Username="helloworld" Rule="Administrator" Created="08/04/2012 01:58:07" />
  </Users>
</Logs>

Updated Release: PB-LOG 1.5 (apr 30, 2012)

pisolobill — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:05:58 GMT

Stable release

Released: PB-LOG 1.5 (Apr 30, 2012)

Sun, 29 Apr 2012 22:05:58 GMT

Stable release

Source code checked in, #16206

pisolobill — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 21:25:39 GMT

final 1.5 version

Source code checked in, #16127

pisolobill — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:02:40 GMT

new version (1.0) - more features, more easy, resolve some bugs

Source code checked in, #15820

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:16:25 GMT

Source code checked in, #15819

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:14:44 GMT

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pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:13:00 GMT

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pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:11:46 GMT

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pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:10:13 GMT

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pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:09:44 GMT

Source code checked in, #15814

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:09:09 GMT

Source code checked in, #15812

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:45:02 GMT

bug resolve

Released: PB-LOG-0.9.7-BETA (四月 08, 2012)

Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:24:38 GMT

This is the a beta version.

Try it and leave a comment and a review!

Updated Release: PB-LOG-0.9.7-BETA (apr 08, 2012)

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:24:38 GMT

This is the a beta version.

Try it and leave a comment and a review!

Updated Wiki: Documentation

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 10:19:26 GMT

1) Add library to the project references

2) Initialize

Logger logger = new Logger(); // basic - default name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml"); // you can decide name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(true) // you can decide if users will be owners of logs. in this way, when will be deleted a user, will be deleted also their logs

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml", true) // you can decide name of xml file and if users will be owners of logs

3) Add user

User user = new User()
{            
   Username = "helloworld",
   Rule = "Administrator"

};

logger.Users.Add(user);

4) Add log

Log logUser = new Log() // log with a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu",
   User = user
};

Log logNoUser = new Log() // log without a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu"
};

logger.Logs.Add(logUser);
logger.Logs.Add(logNoUser);

5) Users and Logs are Collection, so supports queries LINQ and other methods

if(logger.Users.Contains(user))
{
   logger.Users.Remove(user)
}

Log log = logger.Logs[2];

IEnumerable<Log> getWarnings = logger.Logs.Warnings;

IEnumerable<Log> linq = logger.Logs.Errors.Where(u => u.Rule == "Administrator");

XML RESULT

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<Logs>
  <Errors />
  <Warnings />
  <Informations>
    <Info Message="msuyu" DateTime="08/04/2012-01:58:37" User="pisolobill" />
  </Informations>
  <Events />
  <Users>
    <User Username="helloworld" Rule="Administrator" CreatedDateTime="08/04/2012-01:58:07" />
  </Users>
</Logs>

Updated Wiki: Home

pisolobill — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 10:18:49 GMT

Project Description

1) Add library to the project references

2) Initialize

Logger logger = new Logger(); // basic - default name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml"); // you can decide name of xml file

Logger logger = new Logger(true) // you can decide if users will be owners of logs. in this way, when will be deleted a user, will be deleted also their logs

Logger logger = new Logger(@"C:\logger.xml", true) // you can decide name of xml file and if users will be owners of logs

3) Add user

User user = new User()
{            
   Username = "helloworld",
   Rule = "Administrator"

};

logger.Users.Add(user);

4) Add log

Log logUser = new Log() // log with a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu",
   User = user
};

Log logNoUser = new Log() // log without a user
{
   LogType = LogType.Info,
   Message = "msuyu"
};

logger.Logs.Add(logUser);
logger.Logs.Add(logNoUser);

5) Users and Logs are Collection, so supports queries LINQ and other methods

if(logger.Users.Contains(user))
{
   logger.Users.Remove(user)
}

Log log = logger.Logs[2];

IEnumerable<Log> getWarnings = logger.Logs.Warnings;

IEnumerable<Log> linq = logger.Logs.Errors.Where(u => u.Rule == "Administrator");

XML RESULT

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>
<Logs>
  <Errors />
  <Warnings />
  <Informations>
    <Info Message="msuyu" DateTime="08/04/2012-01:58:37" User="pisolobill" />
  </Informations>
  <Events />
  <Users>
    <User Username="helloworld" Rule="Administrator" CreatedDateTime="08/04/2012-01:58:07" />
  </Users>
</Logs>