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- Logging in C# - . NET | Microsoft Learn
This example expands on the previous one to customize the ILoggerFactory provided by WebApplicationBuilder It adds OpenTelemetry as a logging provider transmitting the logs over OTLP (OpenTelemetry protocol):
- ILogger, ILoggerFactory, and ILoggerProvider in . NET
In this article, we are going to discuss how we can use the logging API in a NET application and the three important interfaces of this API – ILogger, ILoggerFactory, and ILoggerProvider
- c# - Logger wrapper best practice - Stack Overflow
Because the interface contains just a single method, it becomes easily to create an ILogger implementation that proxies to log4net, to Serilog, Microsoft Extensions Logging, NLog or any other logging library and configure your DI container to inject it in classes that have a ILogger in their constructor
- Logging with ILogger in . NET: Recommendations and best practices
The responsibility of the ILogger interface is to write a log message of a given log level and create logging scopes The interface itself only exposes some generic log methods which are then used by “external” extension methods like LogInformation or LogError
- C# logging Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Tutorial - Kens Learning Curve
This tutorial covers the use of the generic Microsoft ILogger interface to implement logging in a C# application ILogger is a simple and lightweight interface that can be easily incorporated into any C# project
- Logging in . NET Core and ASP. NET Core | Microsoft Learn
Create logs To create logs, use an ILogger<TCategoryName> object from dependency injection (DI) The following example: Creates a logger, ILogger<AboutModel>, which uses a log category of the fully qualified name of the type AboutModel The log category is a string that is associated with each log Calls LogInformation to log at the Information
- c# - How to unit test with ILogger in ASP. NET Core - Stack Overflow
As @ssmith mentioned there are some troubles with verifying actual calls for ILogger He has some good suggestions in his blogpost and I have come with my solution that seems to solve most of the troubles in the answer below
- Implement a custom logging provider - . NET | Microsoft Learn
Discover how to implement a custom logging provider with colorized logs, writing custom C# ILogger and ILoggerProvider implementations
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