TinyListener
A simple tool for listening to your applications. There is a shared server that anyone could use, but you should set up your own for security reasons.
How to use it?
- Make up a channel name
- Install the nuget package in your .net project and configure it with that channel name
- Log stuff using the client
- View stuff using the web client
Client
Create a TinyListener client and start logging stuff. If you don't pass in a httpClient (with a base url set) the client will default to https://tinylistener.azurewebsites.net which is totally OPEN for anyone to view at the moment.
// The current version demands an HttpClient to be passed. Future versions will most likely only take an URL.
var httpClient = CreateHttpClient();
var client = new TinyListener(httpClient);
await client.Send("test-channel", "Ducks are cute");Server
There is a web project that you should set up yourself and then configure your client with that URL.
If you just want to test it out, there is a server available at https://tinylistener.azurewebsites.net
Why?
The main reason is to dump text to a web view. Most likely best to use during the early development or debugging of a mobile app. These logs are not persisted. They are only visible a short while.
Roadmap
- Think more about security... We need to make sure that the traffic and viewing of the logs are safe.