Configure Logger

TurboGo includes a built-in structured logger that prints HTTP request logs in a clean and colorized format.
Logging is useful during development for observing route hits, debugging, and performance tracing.

Initialization

By default, logger is enabled automatically when the app starts:

func main() {
	app := TurboGo.New()
	app.Get("/", func(ctx *core.Context) {
		ctx.Text(200, "Hello, world!")
	})
}

To disable logging globally, set the following before starting the app:

func main() {
	core.DisableLogger = true // 🔇 Turn off logging
	app := TurboGo.New()
	app.Get("/", func(ctx *core.Context) {
		ctx.Text(200, "Logging disabled!")
	})
}

🛈 Logging must be disabled before any request is handled.

How It Works

TurboGo's logger prints structured logs for each request with the following format:

🌀 TurboGo [05:50:35] GET / [200]

Each log includes:

• ✅ Timestamp ([HH:MM:SS])
• ✅ HTTP Method (GET, POST, etc.)
• ✅ Path (/, /api, etc.)
• ✅ Status code (e.g. [200], [404])
• ✅ Colored output for improved readability

Example Log Output

🌀 TurboGo [12:03:11] GET /             [200]
🌀 TurboGo [12:03:13] POST /api/user    [201]
🌀 TurboGo [12:03:15] GET /not-found    [404]

Color coding:

• 200–299 → ✅ Green
• 300–399 → 📘 Cyan
• 400–499 → ⚠️ Yellow
• 500–599 → ❌ Red

Use Cases

• 👀 Monitor HTTP traffic during development
• 🐞 Debug route access, timing, and status codes
• ⚙️ Quickly spot routing errors or unexpected behavior
• 🧪 Performance profiling and access audit