untitled-logger has a pretty simple API: core members of the class are static, therefore you can invoke logger without having to create its instance first.
SQD::Logger::Log is a main method that uses internal class state to log (or not) to either stdout or file.
SQD_LOG, SQD_WARN and SQD_ERR are macros designed to allow developers to strip out logging entirely from their release builds by simply defining:
#define SQD_DISABLE_LOGGER 1however is convenient for the end developer.
untitled-logger features 3 levels of logging: LOG, WARNING and ERROR. Each has appropriate colored output for stdout and severity prefix for both stdout and file streams.
The most convenient way to add the library is to do add_subdirectory(...) in your CMakeLists.txt.
untitled-logger sets LOGGER_INCLUDES and LOGGER_LIBS CMake variables and makes them visible for parent scope.
It's possible to do:
target_include_directories(target PUBLIC ... ${LOGGER_INCLUDES} ...)
target_link_libraries(target PUBLIC ... ${LOGGER_LIBS} ...)in your CMakeLists.txt and get up and running in no time at all.