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LoggingInterceptor
An OkHttp interceptor which has pretty logger for request and response
An OkHttp interceptor which has a pretty logger for request and response. +Mock support. -
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tinylog
tinylog is a lightweight logging framework for Java, Kotlin, Scala
Simplify your logging with tinylog. The lightweight logging framework can be used with Java, Kotlin, Scala, and any other JVM language. tinylog is open source and runs wherever Java is used: JVM, GraalVM, and Android. -
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LumberJack4Logs is a viewer for log and trace files with the ability to extend the recognized data formats by adding text parser plugins.
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Logger
Simple, pretty and powerful logger for android
Logger is a simple, pretty and powerful logger for android. It provides a number of options and features. String format arguments are supported, as well as collections (only available for debug logs). Also, it features Json and Xml support (output will be in debug level). Log adapter checks whether the log should be printed or not by checking the log adapter function. -
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JNanoLog
A tiny (nano) logging API that can replace the largely used System.out
...The API is hard to extend and does not intend to be extended but it can, with some effort, support other output streams than System.out. To get started : 1. Import the Logger class, 2. Start logging : Logger.quickLog("Hello World!"). No additional configuration is needed. -
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Androger
Simple file logger.
Androger is file logger, that shows logged files in GUI interface. Has got support for watching multiple files, and filtering their content. It's suppose to be fast, simple & robust. Just run it and chose log file to be watched. This application requires Java 7 or greater to be installed (https://www.java.com/en/download/). -
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Bukkit Log Viewer
A simple, and lightweight program to display and format Bukkit logs.
Bukkit Log Viewer is a simple, easy-to-use and lightweight program, which loads Bukkit server logs, and highlights the different logs, depending on the logger level. Below is a colour code: FINE = > green FINER = > green FINEST = > green INFO = > cyan SEVERE = > red WARNING = > yellow -
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Yet another logger. Take a close look at it: It is very easy to use, very unified and extendable. You may attach your favourite set of loggers to this logger, and you still use only one API! This Java logger is used throughout the COMJAT.NET systems.
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Platform independant way of logging information to the platform's logging service. So far I have JLogger working for Solaris, Linux, and Windows NT.
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Remote Web Logger is a remote web transaction logging daemon. It operates by passive monitoring of web server traffic to translate web session data to transaction log entries that are written to standard log services such as syslog.
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