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zap

9.8 7.9 glg VS zap

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zerolog

9.2 6.2 glg VS zerolog

Zero Allocation JSON Logger
spew

9.2 0.0 glg VS spew

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glog

9.0 0.9 glg VS glog

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lumberjack

8.8 0.3 glg VS lumberjack

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tail

8.7 0.0 glg VS tail

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seelog

8.4 0.0 glg VS seelog

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log

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log15

7.7 0.4 glg VS log15

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logutils

7.5 0.0 glg VS logutils

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phuslu/log

6.3 8.9 glg VS phuslu/log

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logxi

6.2 0.0 glg VS logxi

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Onelog

6.2 0.0 glg VS Onelog

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go-logger

6.0 0.0 glg VS go-logger

Simple logger for Go programs. Allows custom formats for messages.
logrusiowriter

5.6 0.0 glg VS logrusiowriter

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loggo

5.5 0.0 glg VS loggo

A logging library for Go. Doesn't use the built in go log standard library, but instead offers a replacement.
httpretty

5.4 1.9 glg VS httpretty

Package httpretty prints the HTTP requests you make with Go pretty on your terminal.
rollingwriter

5.3 0.8 glg VS rollingwriter

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ozzo-log

5.1 0.0 glg VS ozzo-log

A Go (golang) package providing high-performance asynchronous logging, message filtering by severity and category, and multiple message targets.
sqldb-logger

5.0 4.2 glg VS sqldb-logger

A logger for Go SQL database driver without modify existing *sql.DB stdlib usage.
logger

4.9 0.4 glg VS logger

Minimalistic logging library for Go.
xlog

4.8 0.0 glg VS xlog

xlog is a logger for net/context aware HTTP applications
logur

4.7 3.6 glg VS logur

Logur is an opinionated collection of logging best practices
log-voyage

4.2 0.0 glg VS log-voyage

LogVoyage - logging SaaS written in GoLang
logex

3.4 0.0 glg VS logex

An golang log lib, supports tracking and level, wrap by standard log lib
go-log

3.3 0.0 glg VS go-log

a golang log lib supports level and multi handlers
gologger

3.3 0.0 glg VS gologger

Simple easy to use log lib for go, logs in Colored Cosole, Simple Console, File or Elasticsearch.
stdlog

3.2 0.0 glg VS stdlog

Logging packages for Go
logrusly

3.1 0.0 glg VS logrusly

Loggly Hooks for GO Logrus logger
go-cronowriter

3.0 1.8 glg VS go-cronowriter

Time based rotating file writer
mlog

3.0 0.0 glg VS mlog

A simple logging module for go, with a rotating file feature and console logging.
distillog

2.4 0.0 glg VS distillog

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slf

2.3 1.4 glg VS slf

The Structured Logging Facade (SLF) for Go (like SLF4J but structured and for Go)
journald

2.2 0.8 glg VS journald

Go implementation of systemd Journal's native API for logging
Kiwi Logs&Context

2.1 0.0 glg VS Kiwi Logs&Context

Fast, structured, with filters and dynamic sinks. No levels. Logger & context keeper for Go language 🥝 It smell like a mushroom.
slog

1.8 2.1 glg VS slog

The reference implementation of the Structured Logging Facade (SLF) for Go
gomol

1.6 0.0 glg VS gomol

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logmatic

1.6 0.2 glg VS logmatic

Colorized logger for Golang with dynamic log level configuration
logdump

1.4 0.0 glg VS logdump

Package for multi-level logging
logo

1.3 0.0 glg VS logo

Golang logger to different configurable writers.
glo

1.3 0.0 glg VS glo

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zkits-logger

1.3 8.3 glg VS zkits-logger

A powerful zero-dependency json logger.
go-rethinklogger

0.8 0.0 glg VS go-rethinklogger

Automatically persists all the logs of your Go application inside RethinkDB.
kemba

0.8 5.8 glg VS kemba

A tiny debug logging tool. Ideal for CLI tools and command applications. Inspired by https://github.com/visionmedia/debug
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0.5 5.5 glg VS yell

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0.4 3.6 glg VS MrZ's go-logger

:mag: Easy to use, extendable and super fast logging package for Go
gone/log

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glg is simple golang logging library

Requirement

Go 1.11

Installation

go get github.com/kpango/glg

Example

package main

import (
    "net/http"
    "time"

    "github.com/kpango/glg"
)

// NetWorkLogger sample network logger
type NetWorkLogger struct{}

func (n NetWorkLogger) Write(b []byte) (int, error) {
    // http.Post("localhost:8080/log", "", bytes.NewReader(b))
    http.Get("http://127.0.0.1:8080/log")
    glg.Success("Requested")
    glg.Infof("RawString is %s", glg.RawString(b))
    return 1, nil
}

func main() {

    // var errWriter io.Writer
    // var customWriter io.Writer
    infolog := glg.FileWriter("/tmp/info.log", 0666)

    customTag := "FINE"
    customErrTag := "CRIT"

    errlog := glg.FileWriter("/tmp/error.log", 0666)
    defer infolog.Close()
    defer errlog.Close()
    glg.Get().
        SetMode(glg.BOTH). // default is STD
        // DisableColor().
        // SetMode(glg.NONE).
        // SetMode(glg.WRITER).
        // SetMode(glg.BOTH).
        // InitWriter().
        // AddWriter(customWriter).
        // SetWriter(customWriter).
        // AddLevelWriter(glg.LOG, customWriter).
        // AddLevelWriter(glg.INFO, customWriter).
        // AddLevelWriter(glg.WARN, customWriter).
        // AddLevelWriter(glg.ERR, customWriter).
        // SetLevelWriter(glg.LOG, customWriter).
        // SetLevelWriter(glg.INFO, customWriter).
        // SetLevelWriter(glg.WARN, customWriter).
        // SetLevelWriter(glg.ERR, customWriter).
        AddLevelWriter(glg.INFO, infolog).                         // add info log file destination
        AddLevelWriter(glg.ERR, errlog).                           // add error log file destination
        AddStdLevel(customTag, glg.STD, false).                    //user custom log level
        AddErrLevel(customErrTag, glg.STD, true).                  // user custom error log level
        SetLevelColor(glg.TagStringToLevel(customTag), glg.Cyan).  // set color output to user custom level
        SetLevelColor(glg.TagStringToLevel(customErrTag), glg.Red) // set color output to user custom level

    glg.Info("info")
    glg.Infof("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Log("log")
    glg.Logf("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Debug("debug")
    glg.Debugf("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Warn("warn")
    glg.Warnf("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Error("error")
    glg.Errorf("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Success("ok")
    glg.Successf("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Fail("fail")
    glg.Failf("%s : %s", "info", "formatted")
    glg.Print("Print")
    glg.Println("Println")
    glg.Printf("%s : %s", "printf", "formatted")
    glg.CustomLog(customTag, "custom logging")
    glg.CustomLog(customErrTag, "custom error logging")

    glg.Get().AddLevelWriter(glg.DEBG, NetWorkLogger{}) // add info log file destination

    http.Handle("/glg", glg.HTTPLoggerFunc("glg sample", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
        glg.New().
        AddLevelWriter(glg.Info, NetWorkLogger{}).
        AddLevelWriter(glg.Info, w).
        Info("glg HTTP server logger sample")
    }))

    http.ListenAndServe("port", nil)

    // fatal logging
    glg.Fatalln("fatal")
}