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Logger

Output Configuration

Methods for specifying where log output goes - root directory, filename, filename pattern, and directory structure.

Methods for specifying where log output goes - root directory, filename, filename pattern, and directory structure.

WithRootDirectory sets the base directory for all log files. WithFilename sets a static filename. WithFilenamePattern sets a dynamic naming pattern using the FilenamePattern enum - for example, one file per day or one file per hour. WithDirectoryStructure configures how GPAL organizes files under the root directory (flat, by-date, by-type, etc.) using the DirectoryStructure enum.

Examples

GPAL Fluent: High-level fluent C# API

//WithFilenamePattern and WithFilename are mutually exclusive - use WithFilenamePattern for rotating files and WithFilename for a fixed log file. WithDirectoryStructure(DirectoryStructure.ByDate) creates subdirectories organized by year/month/day.

// Log to a daily rotating file GPAL.Logger .Log("Daily report generated") .WithLogType(LogType.Info) .WithRootDirectory("C:\AppLogs") .WithFilenamePattern(FilenamePattern.Daily) .WithDirectoryStructure(DirectoryStructure.ByDate); // Log to a fixed filename GPAL.Logger .Log("Configuration loaded") .WithLogType(LogType.Debug) .WithRootDirectory("C:\AppLogs") .WithFilename("debug.log");

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