Crate loggit

Loggit

Loggit is a lightweight logging library for Rust that provides built‑in logger macros (such as trace!, debug!, info!, warn!, and error!) to allow you to start logging with zero boilerplate. You can also customize the log level, format, colors, and output destination.

Features

• Zero Setup: Just import the library and start logging.
• Customizable: Change log formats, colors, and logging levels.
• Macros Provided: Includes trace!, debug!, info!, warn!, and error!.
• Flexible Formatting: Use custom templates with placeholders like {level}, {file}, {line}, and {message}.
• Saving log to files: Save your logs to files automaticaly by specifying filename format
• File rotation: Rotate your files by specifying time period or size
• Compress used files: Save your space by compressing used log files

Installation

Add the following to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
loggit = "0.1.1"

Or use:

cargo add loggit

Usage Example

use loggit::{logger::init, trace, debug, info, warn, error, logger::set_log_level, Level};

fn main() {
    // Optionally set a custom log level.
    set_log_level(Level::DEBUG);

    trace!("This is a trace message.");
    debug!("Debug message: value = {}", 42);
    info!("Informational message.");
    warn!("Warning: check configuration!");
    error!("Error occurred: {}", "example error");
}

Modules

• logger: Contains functions to control logging configuration and macros to log messages.

Modules

logger

The logger module provides configuration functions and macros for logging.

Macros

debug

Logs a message at the DEBUG level. The message is formatted using standard Rust formatting.

error

Logs a message at the ERROR level. The message is formatted using standard Rust formatting.

info

Logs a message at the INFO level. The message is formatted using standard Rust formatting.

trace

Logs a message at the TRACE level. The message is formatted using standard Rust formatting.

warn

Logs a message at the WARN level. The message is formatted using standard Rust formatting.

Enums

Level

Represents the log level used throughout the application.