To address this issue, I created a Flutter package called “color_log.” This package enables developers to create more visually distinct and expressive logs with the use of colors and emojis, reducing eye strain and making debugging a more manageable process.

Check out this image to see the difference between logs created with color_log and regular print logs:

To use the package, add “color_log: ^0.0.6” to your pubspec.yaml file and use clog to log for different levels. Don’t forget to share this with the developer community if you find it helpful! Here’s the code snippet to get started:

String temp = "colorLog";
clog.info($temp);
clog.warning($temp);
clog.error($temp);
clog.debug($temp);
clog.checkSuccess(1 == 1, "TO Verify 1==1");
clog.checkSuccess(1 == 2, "TO Verify 1==2");
clog.custom(message: "This is custom log", emoji: "🍃" , ansiColor: "Any ANSI color", logType: "custom");

Start making your logs more colorful and expressive with color_log today!

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About the writer.

Hi there, my name is Aditya Anand, and I am from Bangalore, India. I pursued engineering with a mechanical branch at CMRIT, Bangalore.

Although I was never a brilliant student, I have many other talents. I am an avid photographer, enjoy painting and sketching, and love to dance. Michael Jackson has always been my favorite dancer. Furthermore, I have a keen interest in coding, which led me to create my first website, a “Tribute to Michael Jackson,” where I began learning how to code.

My journey with Udacity began unexpectedly. I discovered Udacity a month after starting the course with zero apps, quizzes, and posts.

The middle part of the course was a bit of a struggle for me as I lagged behind everyone else. But I persevered, and eventually completed the course, submitted all my quizzes, contributed to collab and blogs, and made many friends along the way.

I want to express my gratitude to Udacity for providing me with such an incredible learning experience. It is the best website I have ever visited, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have been a part of it.

You can also find me on Twitter and LinkedIn @aditechdev.