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# messiva
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The Java logger library let you can take a full control.
from Sukazyo Workshop.
## Goal (and the situation currently)
The goal of messiva is make a library that you can not only
do logging but do CLI output even input with it.
This project is in a very early stage. (Maybe I don't have to
many efforts to develop it currently, so it will be in a very
early stage for a long time -- if there's no any one's help,
I may only make the part I need to use.)
## How to use
Download it from the [releases](https://github.com/suk-ws/messiva/releases)
or import it from [Sukazyo Workshop MVN Packager](https://mvn.sukazyo.cc/#/releases/cc/sukazyo/messiva):
```groovy
repositories {
maven { name "-ws", url "https://mvn.sukazyo.cc/releases" }
}
dependencies {
implementation "cc.sukazyo:messiva:0.2.0"
}
```
Set up your own logger:
```java
import cc.sukazyo.messiva.logger.Logger;
import cc.sukazyo.messiva.appender.impl.ConsoleAppender;
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import cc.sukazyo.messiva.formatter.SimpleFormatter;
// currently only implementation within messiva
class MyLogger {
public Logger myLogger = new Logger(new ConsoleAppender(new SimpleFormatter()));
}
```
Or you can freely extends and implements the interfaces or Logger
class to customizing make your own logger.
## Library Used
- **[SpotBugs](https://github.com/spotbugs/spotbugs)** by Github,
provided the null-safety Java programming experience.