Serilog.Sinks.LlamaLogger 24.1.3.3

Welcome to Llama Logger

Using only a few lines of code, you can start tracking and managing your exceptions online. All of your exceptions will be accessible in one place with the option to receive email notifications when new exceptions arrive.

Go to www.llamalogger.com to get started.

Getting Started

1. Create your account at www.llamalogger.com
2. Log in and create a new project
3. Copy your project's API key
4. Add the Serilog.Sinks.LlamaLogger NuGet package to your solution
5. Call the WriteTo.LlamaLogger("yourapikey") method and you're ready to go

Note: Only Warning, Error, and Fatal exceptions are logged to Llama Logger

using  Serilog.Sinks.LlamaLogger;  

string apikey =  "<project API key>";  //Your project API key from your Llama Logger account  

var logger = new LoggerConfiguration().WriteTo.LlamaLogger("yourapikey").CreateLogger();

try  
{  
	throw  new  InvalidOperationException("Oops!");  
}  
catch(Exception ex)  
{ 
	logger.Error(ex);
}

Customize Log Entries

You can customize log entries before they are sent to the server by adding custom data and attachments.

Global Customization

var logger = new LoggerConfiguration().WriteTo.LlamaLogger("yourapikey", (llamalogger) => {
    llamalogger.AddCustomData("Server", "Server001");  //This data will be included with every exception
}).CreateLogger();

Exception Specific Customization

var logger = new LoggerConfiguration().WriteTo.LlamaLogger("yourapikey", (llamalogger) => {
    llamalogger.CustomizeLogEntry += (sender, e) =>
    {
        e.LogEntry.AddCustomData("UserName", "Administrator");
        e.LogEntry.AddCustomData("IP Address", "99.88.77.66");

        byte[] screenshot = GetScreenshotData(); //Get an array of data
        e.LogEntry.AddAttachment("Screenshot.png", screenshot);
    };
}).CreateLogger();