Questions tagged [logging]
Computer data logging is the process of recording events in a computer program, usually with a certain scope, in order to provide an audit trail that can be used to understand the activity of the system and to diagnose problems.
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Implementing a custom logger in .NET
One of my latest projects has been implementing a custom .NET logger, as a lot of our products use their own logging solution and we're trying to standardize, but that means accounting for a lot of ...
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GitHub Label Management with GraphQL, Requests, and Loguru
I've developed a Python script that automates the management of GitHub labels. It utilizes both the GitHub GraphQL API (to fetch label data) and the REST API (to update, delete, and merge labels). The ...
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PIMPL based logging interface to print multiple parameters at once
I have implemented my own logger based pimpl idiom. As a third party lib, I used spd log. My focus is to provide an interface to the end user who wants to print multiple parameters at once. I also ...
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Logging in a different thread using circular buffer C++
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The code creates a logger class which instantiates a circular buffer at construction and uses producer-consumer style approach using condition_variable to log and print the messages to ...
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logging utility for web bot
I'm writing a web bot using puppeteer and I'm logging (using winston) every action the bots does and running it inside try/catch blocks.
For automating these processes and avoiding code repetition I ...
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utility to manipulate java.util.logging config using command-line system properties
This is intended for temporary ad-hoc changes to logging config, for example when debugging etc. Also included are functions to easily manipulate config from a code (for example at the beginning of a ...
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Header only logging library in C++
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I've attempted to create a simple logging library in cpp. My goal was to make it lightweight to incorporate and easy to add to the codebase.
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A Windows localhost key logger in C++ with WinAPI
Now I have this repository. It's a key logger logging all the keyboard events possible. Note that some programs do not "leak" the keyboard events outside of their GUI. For example, Notepad++ ...
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Logger with a Core and Client side
This logger is for a game engine I'm writing it has a core side which is the game itself and a client side which is the engine. The architecture of the code I feel like is messy it has the main log ...
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Logger for a Game Engine
So I'm making a logger for a program and it has 6 levels increasing severity and things I don't think its as memory efficient as it could be but I'm just getting into c++ and memory coding. I feel ...
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Logging activity traces with custom APIs
I've got this idea (based on experience) that logging plain messages isn't just enough to monitor an application so I built an abstraction layer on top of the built-in ...
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Custom single-header C++ logging library
I started learning C++ recently for game development, and decided to write my own little library for debugging.
Here is the library (snoop.hpp)
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Generic logging setup that enables context information
I use the below code to include context specific information in logging record (see obj).
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Replacement for EnsureSuccessStatusCode
I like the simplicity of EnsureSuccessStatusCode for HttpResponseMessage after a call using ...
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Logger using variadic macros
I'm getting back into C and I wrote this variadic logger as part of a chess application I'm writing. As such I'm looking for feedback about the general approach (I'm going to give it another pass to ...
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