DoLog NuGet Package

DoLog is a logging application which helps you to log in a CSV file by just plugged in.

Install it through Nuget package and your logging functionality is ready.

Steps to Add DoLog:

1. Run the command from Nuget package manager console.

2. Add the namespace

using DoLogLibrary; // put it in namespace section

3. For windows applications, you don't need to set the log file location path.

For web application write the below code in App_Start method in Global.ascx.

DoLog.SetLogLocation(Server.MapPath("~")); // Set the location of log file for web application

4. For Logging use method Log under DoLog class. This is a static method, so you don't need to create any kind of object.

Examples:

DoLog.Log("Application Starts");

DoLog.Log(ex.Message,"Error");

DoLog.Log("Application Ends", "Info");

"Log" takes two parameters. first one is the message and second one is the level of message(like info, warning, error or anything user puts).

Method returns a tuple<bool, string>

first items state whether logging operation is successful or not, and second item states the location of log file.

In our new version you can also log data in Database.

A database table named TBL_DOLOG will be created and all the log data will be stored over there.
To access this feature use method LogDB() and SetConnectionString().

Example:

// Set the connection string first
DoLog.SetConnectionString(@"Data Source=localhost;Integrated Security=True;Initial Catalog=TestDB;");

// Do the logging operation (return true or false)
DoLog.LogDB("This is a test data.");

DoLog.LogDB(ex.Message,"Error");.




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Info

Version: 1.2.0
Author(s): Arkadeep De
Last Update: Friday, December 9, 2016
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Project Url: https://www.nuget.org/packages/DoLog/
NuGet Url: https://www.nuget.org/packages/DoLog


Install
Install-Package DoLog
dotnet add package DoLog
paket add DoLog
DoLog Download (Unzip the "nupkg" after downloading)



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