A logger written in c.
To construct a new logger object, use the logger_new function. This function will return a heap allocated logger object. The parametres of the function is the name and default logging level enum value. Just as in my wrapper around the python logging package, the level parametre passed to this function sets the minimum level that the logger will output.
To setup the logger correctly, you will need to either add stdout or a file. To do so, you will either need to call the logger_add_console function or logger_add_file function respectively. To use both stdout and a file, you need to call the logger_full_setup function.
To log a message, you need to call the logger_log function. This function takes a view into the logger object, a null-terminated log message without a newline, and a level with which the message will be logged. If you want to change the default logging level, call the logger_set_level function.
To deallocate the logger object, call the close_logger function.