simple_print 0.0.1+1

Takes print() to the next level with custom print functions.

simple_print

Takes print() to the next level with custom print functions.

A simple print package that allows you to print messages with a timestamp, tag, and log level. For example

setAppTag('Car Details Screen');
const car = Car('Toyota', 'Corolla', 2022);
printDebug(car, timestamp: true, tag: '/api/v1/car/1/details');

would print the following:

D 2025-01-27T21:11:09.432187 [Car Details Screen] [/api/v1/car/1/details] Car{make: Toyota, model: Corolla, year: 2022}

Installation

dependencies:
  simple_print: any

Import

import 'package:simple_print/simple_print.dart';

Usage

class DboObject{
    final String name;
    final int id;
    
    const DboObject({required this.name, this.id = 1});
    
    @override
    String toString() {
        return 'DboObject{name: $name, id: $id}';
    }
}

class UserObject{
    final String username;
    final String password;
    
    const UserObject({required this.username, required this.password});
    
    @override
    String toString() {
        return 'UserObject{username: $username, password: $password}';
    }
}

void main() {
  printDebug('Debug message');
  
  final dboObject = DboObject(name: "DboObject");
  printInfo(dboObject, timestamp: false);
  
  final userObject = UserObject(username: "user", password: "password");
  printWarning(userObject, timestamp: true, tag: "Login Screen");
  
  printError(null, timestamp: true);
}

Functions

All print functions have the following signature:

void printFunction(dynamic message, { String? tag, bool timestamp = false, bool debugOverride = kDebugMode });

• message: The message to print, calls the toString() method on the object or prints null if the object is null.
• tag: The tag to print before the message. Use the appTag to set a global tag for all messages by calling setAppTag().
• timestamp: Whether to print the timestamp before the message.
• debugOverride: Whether to print the message in debug mode. If false, the message will only be printed in release mode.

Logging functions

• printDebug: Prints a debug message.
• printInfo: Prints an info message.
• printWarning: Prints a warning message.
• printError: Prints an error message.

Log Levels

• Debug: a debug message, provides additional information for debugging purposes.
• Info: an informational message, provides information about the application's state.
• Warning: a warning message, provides information about potential issues.
• Error: an error message, provides information about errors that occurred.

For more reading, please see log levels on sematext or for the more technically inclined, read more about the log levels with syslog.

PR and contributions are welcome. Please open an issue if you have any suggestions or improvements.