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# portaloggy
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A highly-portable, multi-platform, system-agnostic logging abstraction. Use portaloggy.ILogger everywhere. Make use of portaloggy.LoggerExtensions. Already contains ConsoleLogger for dead-simple console logging and AggregatedLogger for simultaneous logging to your own implementation of ILogger.
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A minimal, highly-portable, thread-safe .NET logging abstraction and implementation. Use `portaloggy.ILogger` everywhere. Make use of `portaloggy.LoggerExtensions` to make easy logging even easier. Already contains `ConsoleLogger` for dead-simple console logging and `AggregatedLogger` for simultaneous logging to multiple instances of `ILogger`.
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## Why
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Existing logging solutions were too complicated for me. I want something I just instantiate, it has no decorators, formatters, loaders, configs, extensions for init, and tons of other garbage just so it can log a fucking message to a console window.
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## How to use
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`var logger = new ConsoleLogger();` it's literally this simple. It will straight up start logging (pretty) messages to console, with accurate time, severity, message and even exception formatting and stacktrace if you provide the arguments.
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## How it works
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See `ILogger` interface. It's really simple. Use extensions to provide friendlier use for usual usecases separated by severity (`Warning()`, `Error()`, etc.).
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