gogga 3.2.0

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<h3 align="center"><i><b>Simple VT100 colourised pretty-printing logger</i></b></h3>

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Usage

The API is rather straight-forward, simply create a new logger and then you can use it as such:

import gogga;

GoggaLogger gLogger = new GoggaLogger();

gLogger.info("This is an info message");
gLogger.warn("This is a warning message");
gLogger.error("This is an error message");

This should output something like the following:

Various styles are supported which can be set using mode(GoggaMode).

Or you can also View the full API.

Quick-and-dirty logging functions

For quick-and-dirty ease of use there is also a module called gogga.mixins. Once this module is imported it will mixin a set of variadic-argument functions for you of the form:

1. DEBUG(...)
2. INFO(...)
3. WARN(...)
4. ERROR(...)

These will become immediately available to you and a logger that is configured to write out to standard output will be configured with the styling of GoggaMode.SIMPLE and a logging level of Level.INFO.

As for build options there are the following available for configuration:

The GoggaLogger logger instance created is shared amongst the same thread or in other words it is stored as part of thread-local storage (TLS). For more information browse the source code of source/gogga/mixins.d.