In computing, logging is the act of keeping a log of events that occur in a computer system, such as problems, errors or just information on current operations.
Community-driven, simple, yet powerful framework for fast, cost-effective distributed Compute over Data.
The fastest logging library in the world. Built from scratch in Scala and programmatically configurable.
An modern and pluggable logging framework for Delphi
Very fast synchronous and asynchronous C++17 logging library
An Advanced Logging Framework develop in flutter that provides quick & simple logging solution.
Versatile JSON Logger
A simple framework for sharing Bash profiles, reusable shell libraries, and commands across hosts and teams. Contains builtin libraries for common functions like logging, error handling, and assertions. Built with SRE / DevOps teams in mind.
Pythonic logger, shipped in Redhat & Debian
Flexible logging library for the Arduino SDK, allowing the same logging interface to be used with multiple outputs.
Stream command and output content to web UI with autogenerated filters. Transform content with TypeScript.
Simple Windows Event Log Forwarder (SWELF). Its easy to use/simply works Log Forwarder and EVTX Parser. Almost in full release here at https://github.com/ceramicskate0/SWELF/releases/latest.
Enterprise quality C++ application framework with dependency injection, test framework, and logging
A modern, concurrency-safe, fire-and-forget logging and tracking interface for Swift applications.
Chirp Logging Framework is designed to make handling console logs much easier, add context and extend the default functions added by Unity's Debug.Log classes.
ヽ༼ಠل͜ಠ༽ノ Harlow is an advanced iOS In App logging & debugging 🐛 framework written in Swift, with comprehensive logs for Analytics, Networking, Errors, Crashes and Print logs
Log4Error is a JAVA library that helps in reducing logs via smartly printing info logs only when error occur
Simply log (and debug) your scripts/programs with Bash
PSWriteLog is a tool to standardize logging without the need to use new function calls in your PowerShell scripts. Just configure the log location (or don't) and start logging with your standard Write functions.
A stand-alone asynchronous Java log engine, implementing the ELF4J (Easy Logging Facade for Java) API