Configurations

Configure it your way 🤘

SimplePSLogger support's multiple Logging Providers and each provider has it's own configuration properties which you can configure. This gives provider writers an ability to create more powerful and robust providers. You can find configurable properties for each provider on provider's page under Configuration section.

Sample Configuration Object

$SimplePSLoggerConfig = @{

Name = "Your-Logger-Name" # You can configure this name using -Name parameter too

Providers = @{

Console = @{

Enabled = $true

LogLevel = "verbose"

}

File = @{

LiteralFilePath = "literal\path\file.log"

LogLevel = "information"

Enabled = $true

}

}

}

You can configure logger name in your configuration object using Name property. Configuration object has Providers section which contains provider specific configurations. Example - in above example we have configured Console and File logging providers respectively.

tip

Each provider has default Enabled and LogLevel properties. You can configure them as per your needs.

The name of configuration section follows naming convention: if logging provider's name is SimplePSLogger.XYZ then you use XYZ name in configuration object. In above example, we used File name to configure SimplePSLogger.File provider. You can find more information on how to configure specific provider under it's own page under Providers or Custome Providers documentation.

Log Message Format

SimplePSLogger use following log message format - UTC-Timestamp[space]logger-name[space]loglevel[space]Log message

info

UTC Timestamp format : yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss:ffff tt

note

Each provider can have their own log message format