Logger is just a simple log system for golang applications. Allow print in the terminal and in a file at the same time.
go get -u github.com/Nazariglez/logger
See example folder.
Some apps needs a way to execute logs asynchronously without block the main thread, in go you can do this easily with the
go keyword, but the execution order are unpredictable. Using logger.NewAsync() the order how the logs
are printed in the terminal and on the file are always the same.
To format a text just use one of the log functions with f in the end, for example, for Debug will be Debugf.
Yes.
You must define the path, and the logs will be sorted in files by days. Each day will have their own file. The day 2017-11-01 will have a file like this: logname.20171101.log.