Logger.md

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3	Instantiate and configure a logger

How to instantiate and configure a logger

The Logger class can be directly instantiated and has two public constructors. The only difference between the constructors is how its log processor is initialized (whether by enum or directly). It also has one read/write property.

Constructor 1:

Name	Type	Description	Required	Default Value
name	string	The name of the logger.	No	"default"
level	enum LogLevel: NotSet, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Fatal, Audit	The logging level of the logger. Logs with a level lower than this are not processed.	No	NotSet
logProviders	IReadOnlyCollection<ILogProvider>	A collection of ILogProvider objects used by this logger.	No	Empty list
isDisabled	bool	Whether the logger should be disabled.	No	false
processingMode	enum ProcessingMode: Background, Synchronous, FireAndForget	A value that indicates how the logger will process logs.	No	Background
contextProviders	IReadOnlyCollection<IContextProvider>	A collection of IContextProvider objects that customize outgoing log entries.	No	Empty list

Constructor 2:

Name	Type	Description	Required	Default Value
logProcessor	ILogProcessor	The object responsible for processing logs.	Yes	N/A
name	string	The name of the logger.	No	"default"
level	enum LogLevel: NotSet, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Fatal, Audit	The logging level of the logger. Logs with a level lower than this are not processed.	No	NotSet
logProviders	IReadOnlyCollection<ILogProvider>	A collection of ILogProvider objects used by this logger.	No	Empty list
isDisabled	bool	Whether the logger should be disabled.	No	false
contextProviders	IReadOnlyCollection<IContextProvider>	A collection of IContextProvider objects that customize outgoing log entries.	No	Empty list

Read / write properties

Name	Type	Description	Default Value
ErrorHandler	IErrorHandler	An object that handles errors that occur during log processing.	null