Quick Start with ByteHide Logs

Once you have installed the ByteHide Logs package, you can quickly start using it to secure your sensitive data in your .NET projects. This guide will help you get started with ByteHide Logs in Visual Studio.

Install Logs from NuGet packages manager

dotnet add package Bytehide.Logs --version 1.0.0.0

Initialize Logs

Log.Initialize(new LogSettings
{
    RollingInterval = RollingInterval.Day,
    ConsoleEnabled = true,
    MinimumLevel = LogLevel.Info,
    MaskSensitiveData = new[] { "password", "token" },
    DuplicateSuppressionWindow = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5),
});

Set your token

Log.SetProjectToken("e4c108e7-d4ab-0000-0000-eda00bbce000");

Send your first log

Log.Info("Wow! Sending secured LOGS");

Advanced Configurations

You can send with tags and add Context:

Log.WithTags("performance", "database")
    .WithContext("Query", "SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = 1234")
    .Warn("Database query delay.");

Also you can identify a user:

Log.Identify(new AuthUser { Id = "12345", Email = "john@example.com" });