PostSharp.Samples | postsharp example projects | Aspect Oriented library

When you're using the LogAttribute aspect, PostSharp automatically generates code that emits log records before and after the execution of a method. But there are times when you will want to write your own records. For instance, you may want to log a custom error or warning. You may want this message to be displayed even when trace-level logging is disabled. But when it is enabled, you want this message to appear in the right context, with the proper indentation. For these scenarios, you can use the methods provided by the Logger class.

In the sample class, some custom logs are added manually about the business logic.

Firstly, you have to download it from here: https://www.postsharp.net/download

When you install the plugin, create a project in visual studio. In solution explorer, by right clicking the project or in your code file, by right clicking the class or method name, you can add PostSharp to your project.

The default configuration and attributes are added in the project. After that, you will change configurations, formatting, maybe add custom aspect classes base on your needs.

To continue with reading these documentations will be useful:

https://doc.postsharp.net/logging

https://doc.postsharp.net/serilog