rm-lisa 0.3.1

A logging library for rem-verse, with support for inputs, tasks, and more.
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# Lisa #

A CLI interface, and logging tool for Rem-Verse.

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## Key features ##

- Multiple Logging Formats, that are built for many individuals.
  - Colored for pretty ascii color & erasing interfaces.
  - Plaintext for a simple line based format ideal for braille displays, and
    local human log files.
  - JSON for structured logging, with quick parsing/slicing/dicing support.
- Task Status, and Logging.
  - Queue up many background tasks, and have log lines prefixed with task
    names, and status updates.
- T4T (terminal for terminal), have your own autocomplete-ing command inputs
	with full support for a wide variety of stty keybinds (that are re-bindable).
- Full customization at runtime of data to include by users.

## What is Lisa? ##

Lisa aims to be the de-factor logging library across all of Rem-Verse. It's
built for our needs first, and foremost. If you have a lot of similar opinions
to logging as us this will probably be a good fit.

If you have different opinions it may not be _yet_, but we'd be open to hearing
all feature requests! If there's something we can do to make lisa more useful,
we'd like to take that on!

## Installation ##

Install via Cargo by adding to your `Cargo.toml` file:

```toml
[dependencies]
rm-lisa = "^0.1.0"
```

This project's source code and documentation are licensed under the MIT license. See the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.

[documentation]: https://docs.rs/rm-lisa