Logging

code-timer emits logging messages whenever there is a call to Complete. As shown in the code snippet, it first checks to see if there is an ILogger instance, and then logs either an Information or a Warning log message based on whether the ExpectedMilliseconds ceiling was exceeded.

    if(logger != null) {

        var logMessage = this.GetFormattedResult();

        if(this.Success()) {
            logger.LogInformation(logMessage);
        }else{
            logger.LogWarning(logMessage);
        }
    }

Formatting

There are 2 standard formats that are provided via the Verbose property of the CodeTimer. The following 2 examples demonstrate the difference between Verbose and Non-Verbose formatted log messages.

Verbose:

Case1 timer failed. Ran for 1200ms, expected 1000ms.

• Start: 400ms
• Middle: 800ms
• End: 1200ms

Non-Verbose:

Case1,1200,failed,400,800,1200