Do you need logs? Lumberdash is the answer! With a simple but powerful API, Lumberdash is the easiest way to record logs. And if that is not enough, you can extend its API and create your own custom plugins for your own logging needs.

How it works

Simply putLumberdashToWork with your preferred LumberdashClient, and start logging!

import 'package:lumberdash/lumberdash.dart';

void main() {
  putLumberdashToWork(withClient: SimpleClient());
  logWarning('Hello Warning');
  logFatal('Hello Fatal!');
  logMessage('Hello Message!');
  logError(Exception('Hello Error'));
}

However, you can get the best of Lumberdash by using plugins! For example, by using the colorize_lumberdash, you could print logs in stdout with colors:

import 'package:lumberdash/lumberdash.dart';
import 'package:colorize_lumberdash/colorize_lumberdash_client.dart';

void main() {
  putLumberdashToWork(withClient: ColorizeLumberdash());
  logWarning('Hello Warning');
  logFatal('Hello Fatal!');
  logMessage('Hello Message!');
  logError(Exception('Hello Error'));
}

You can get this output:

Existing plugins

• colorize_lumberdash
• sentry_lumberdash

How to create a Lumberdash plugin

Add lumberdash to your dependencies, and extend the LumberdashClient. That easy!

You can see the SimpleClient in this package as inspiration.

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