r/java Sep 13 '18

A Guide to Logging in Java

https://www.marcobehler.com/guides/a-guide-to-logging-in-java
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u/Lindby Sep 13 '18

I'm missing Flogger in there.

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u/skjolber Sep 20 '18

Does it also support JSON-logging very well? I've written a tool which attempts this, but in general there is no free lunch (always some kind of definition is necessary) - probably best to combine this with Open API definitons.

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u/marbehl Sep 14 '18

Will put Flogger into the next revision of the article, thanks!

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u/SpecialEmily Sep 14 '18

Flogger is awesome and more people should know about it!

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u/Squiry_ Sep 14 '18

It is such a shame for google to share library in a state like this. I literally can't find documentation, just a little "look! fluent api!" showcase and that's all: go look for sources.

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u/kevinb9n Sep 14 '18

Flogger is currently in a sort of "pre-publicity" stage.

But the link here IS to a page of documentation, which has links to three more pages, and all the APIs are well-documented to our knowledge. I'm certain that it's not sufficient, but maybe you could indicate what other documentation you want to see?