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Sealog is a powerful and easy-to-learn logging framework that provides functionality for flexible dispatching, filtering, and formatting. Natively written in the Go programming language.

**Current features:**https://github.com/cihub/sealog/wiki/Current-features

Planned features: https://github.com/cihub/sealog/wiki/Planned-features-in-version-2.0.0

If you are new to Sealog, we recommend to read the following sections from top to bottom.

Basic sections:

• Installation
• Quick-start
• Log levels
• Constraints and exceptions
• Dispatchers and receivers
• Formatting

Advanced sections:

• Logger types
• Sealog concept
• Performance
• Writing libraries with Sealog
• Using multiple loggers
• Changing config on the fly

Examples

Sealog examples can be found in 'examples' folder. Current example list:

• examples/exceptions - demonstrates constraints and exceptions
• examples/outputs - demonstrates dispatchers and writers
• examples/formats - demonstrates formats
• examples/types - demonstrates logger types

Reference

• Dispatchers
• Receivers
• Formats
• Types