a Go logging library designed to be easy, efficient, fast, and lightweight with zero allocations. It offers advanced logging customization options and serves as an alternative to Zerolog and Logrus.
To get started with LAGRA, you can add it to your Go project using go get:
go get github.com/NervousGroove/LAGRA
To read the documentation, go to https://github.com/NervousGroove/LAGRA/wiki/Documentation
LAGRA offers several features and advantages that make it a solid choice for your Go logging needs:
Easy to Use: LAGRA is designed for simplicity. You can start logging with just a few lines of code.
Efficiency and Zero Allocation: LAGRA is resource-efficient and minimizes memory allocations, ensuring high performance.
Log Levels: It supports different log levels (debug, info, warning, error) so you can control the granularity of recorded messages.
Customization: You can customize the log message output format to suit different contexts and project requirements.
Log Destinations: In addition to printing logs to the console, LAGRA allows you to direct logs to different destinations, such as files, network outputs, or even third-party systems.
Simple Configuration: LAGRA’s configuration is straightforward and human-readable, making log customization easy.
Extensive Documentation: The library comes with comprehensive documentation and usage examples to help you make the most of its features.
Open Source License: LAGRA is distributed under the BSD-3-Clause license, allowing you to use it in both commercial and open-source projects without restrictions.
Active Community: The Go developer community is active and ready to provide support and contributions to LAGRA.
LAGRA is a solid choice for those seeking an efficient, user-friendly, and highly customizable logging solution in Go.
A creation of Wesley Yan Soares Brehmer, the CEO/Founder of SwankyNoob. Under BSD-3-Clause license.