Open Source! Make any changes to the code as and when you need.
Easy to useā¦
but fully customizable without complex code or object injection.
Download
Download the latest release here.
Add Reference
Add the Avalon.Base.Extension.dll and Roy.Logging.dll reference libraries to your project.
MVC
If you are developing an MVC application, you will also need to add a reference to Roy.Logging.MVC.dll.
Enjoy
Now you can use Roy. There is no need for any further configuration or object injection. Simply call the SaveAsync method on any object or primitive.
Roy is free to use! Please help us to keep it that way.
You can help by contributing your time to improve the code code, or submit an issue. Alternatively, you may wish to donate to the project. Sharing your time and money will make a big improvement to the project and the community of developers who use it.
Amazing features to make your development easier
Logging Into Files
You can set to append the logs to a file or create a new file each time.
Logging Into Database
Save the logs and exceptions into multiple databases for later analysis and processing.
Email Logs
Send the logs and exceptions by email to multiple accounts.
API Calls
Send the logs and exceptions to multiple APIs for custom processing.
Logging Into the System
Roy can save the errors and logs in the computer event system (Windows/Linux).
Log Any Exception (MVC Only)
Get a log for every exception, even if you do not have a throw or catch statement. This also includes missing files, such as images, CSS, and JavaScript files .
Do you need more information?
Are you looking for documentation?
For more information, visit Roy's wiki page or check the Read Me file.
If you need more help with your project and its integration, you can hire me through my company, Avalon Avalon, or directly through my personal site. I will welcome an opportunity to help you and your team with your project.
Help keep Roy free!
Do not be shy; if you find Roy useful, consider donating to the project. Your donations keep Roy development running and a roof over my head.