Logging Utility

Relying on the properties of descriptors such as Stderr and Stdout for determining application and process behavior or running diagnostics can provide a wide range of advantages, especially when deployed into coding or other sorts of frameworks.

Logging Utility addresses that specific scope, providing users with a command-line-based solution for identifying and logging the Stderr and Stdout for apps, to a file on a drive, while still allowing for console printing of the identified data.

Accessible via the CLI environment, the app’s functionality can be prompted in order to reveal the entire range of pre-defined options and commands. There are several methods for running the same logging process, while attaining the same results.

For instance, users will be able to append the log files instead of replacing them, select if both Stderr and Stdout are to be written to the log file, format the log file, apply filters, and much more, all within the CLI, using the provided commands and corresponding syntax.

However, users must be aware that all the inputted arguments that contain whitespaces need to be enclosed with double quotes but using single character passing can be done via the standard escape sequences.