A powerful logging system for Unity with in-game terminal, file logging, and runtime value inspection.

Add to your Packages/manifest.json:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "com.dvos-tools.blogger": "https://github.com/dvos-tools/blogger.git"
  }
}

On first import, BLogger automatically creates Assets/Resources/BLoggerConfig.asset with default settings.

Edit this config to control:

• Handlers: Enable/disable File, Terminal, or Loki logging
• Terminal Settings: Toggle key, max log entries, scroll behavior
• File Logging: Set log path, file naming, and rotation
• Input System: Choose Legacy or New Input System
• Sampling: Control log volume in production builds

Quick access: Tools > BLogger > Open Config

Press ~ (tilde) to open the in-game terminal. Use built-in commands:

• /clear - Clear terminal output
• /copy - Copy logs to clipboard
• /context - Show current logging context
• /help - Show available commands
• /exit or /quit - Close terminal
• cmd/control [+ / -] - Increase or decrease font size

Press Tab while typing a command to see available options and auto-complete suggestions.

Mark classes and methods to expose them in the terminal:

[BLoggerAggregate("Players")]  // Group players under "Players" namespace
public class PlayerStats : BLoggerMonoBehaviour
{
    [BLoggerAggregateId] public string playerId = "player1";  // Unique identifier
    [BLoggerValue] public int health = 100;                   // Readable value
    [BLoggerValue] public int maxHealth = 100;                // Readable value
    
    [BLoggerAction]  // Executable action
    public void Heal(int amount) 
    { 
        health = Mathf.Min(health + amount, maxHealth);
        BLogger.Log($"{playerId} healed for {amount}. Health: {health}");
    }
}

// Terminal Usage:
// "/Players.player1.health"      -> Shows current health value
// "/Players.player1.Heal(50)"    -> Heals player1 by 50 HP
// "/Players.player1.spawn("enemy", [1,2,3])" -> Vector2/Vector3 use bracket notation

BLogger.Log("Info message");
BLogger.Warn("Warning message");
BLogger.Error("Error message");