LibLog
A source code package designed primarily for library and framework authors who want dependency free logging support in their component. Also useful in end applications. Works with .NET 4 and higher. If you are a library or framework author and you wish to provide logging support in your component there are a number of options: 1) Depend on a specific logging framework 2) Depend on Common.Logging 3) Implement your own ILog interface and make your consumers wire it up. Option 1 is not desirable because it forces your users to use a particular framework. Option 2 is not desirable because it will add yet more nuget package dependencies and project references with associated versioning concerns in addition to wiring up. Option 3 is desirable because it is dependency free but requires that your users to remember to write an adapter and wire things up. This package is a variation of option 3 but will automatically wire things up too. - It will add an ILog, ILogProvider etc to YourRootNamespace.Logging - ILog is one method to implement in comparison to Common.Logging ILog's ~65 members - Using optimized reflection, it transparently supports NLog, Log4Net, EntLib Logging, Serilog and Loupe without any wiring up required by an end user, if the end user simply has a reference to any of these logging frameworks.
Install
dotnet add package LibLog --version 4.2.5
Install-Package LibLog -Version 4.2.5
<PackageReference Include="LibLog" Version="4.2.5" />
Frameworks
No framework metadata available.
Dependencies
No declared dependencies.
Adoption guide
Assess this package against its supported frameworks, license, maintenance signals and dependency graph before making it a project standard.
No SPDX license expression is published. Review the license text and your organisation's policy before redistribution.
No target framework metadata is available. Confirm compatibility in a representative project before standardising on this package.
How to read this guidance
Sources: published NuGet v3 registry metadata and explicit NuBrowse editorial guides. Refresh: package metadata is refreshed from NuGet when the page loads. Limit: this is not a security, legal or compatibility guarantee; validate the selected version in your project.
Useful next steps
Move from package metadata to a concrete selection or review workflow.