It is very easy to customize the configuration of the Logger provided by the Batch.dart
to suit your preferences.
Just pass the LogConfiguration
object to the constructor when instantiating the BatchApplication
as below.
BatchApplication(
logConfig: LogConfiguration(
// Change log level to debug.
level: LogLevel.debug,
),
);
Also, the logging feature can be freely customized by inheriting the following abstract classes and setting them in the LogConfiguration
.
Description | |
---|---|
LogFilter | This is the layer that determines whether log output should be performed. By default, only the log level is determined. |
LogPrinter | This layer defines the format for log output. |
LogOutput | This is the layer that actually performs the log output. By default, it outputs to the console. |
Description | |
---|---|
ConsoleLogOutput | Provides features to output log to console. This filter is used by default. |
FileLogOutput | Provides features to output the log to the specified file. |
MultiLogOutput | Allows multiple log outputs. This is useful, for example, when you want to have console output and file output at the same time. |
Example
BatchApplication(
logConfig: LogConfiguration(
output: ConsoleLogOutput(),
),
);
With MultiLogOutput
BatchApplication(
logConfig: LogConfiguration(
output: MultiLogOutput([
ConsoleLogOutput(),
FileLogOutput(file: File('./test.txt')),
]),
),
);