// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
// Find the logging Manager in the scene.
loggingManager = GameObject.Find("Logging").GetComponent <LoggingManager>();
// Start by telling logging manager to create a new collection og logs
// and optionally pass the column headers.
// Column headers can also be added dynamically, but declaring headers
// from the beginning gives best performance.
loggingManager.CreateLog("MyLabel", headers: new List <string>()
{
"Highscore", "SoundVolume", "PlayerName"
});
// Tell the logging manager to store a piece of data into a column called "highscore".
loggingManager.Log("MyLabel", "Highscore", highscore);
// You can also send a dictionary with multiple data entries at once.
Dictionary <string, object> otherData = new Dictionary <string, object>()
{
{ "SoundVolume", soundvol },
{ "PlayerName", player }
};
loggingManager.Log("MyLabel", otherData);
// Tell the logging manager to save the data (to disk and SQL by default).
// Saving the data is an asynchronous process.
// If you wish to clear the logs after saving, specify clear:true.
loggingManager.SaveAllLogs(clear: true);
// If you want to start a new file, you can ask loggingManager to generate
// a new file timestamp. Saving data hereafter will go to the new file.
loggingManager.NewFilestamp();
}
// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
// Find the logging Manager in the scene.
loggingManager = GameObject.Find("LoggingManager").GetComponent <LoggingManager>();
// Tell the logging manager to create the log called MyLabel
// For SQL connections, make sure that the label matches the label in your JSON file.
loggingManager.CreateLog("MyLabel");
// Tell the logging manager to store a piece of data into a column called "Highscore".
loggingManager.Log("MyLabel", "Highscore", highscore);
// You can also send a dictionary with multiple data entries at once.
Dictionary <string, object> otherData = new Dictionary <string, object>()
{
{ "SoundVolume", soundvol },
{ "PlayerName", player }
};
loggingManager.Log("MyLabel", otherData);
// In each case, the logged line will be terminated, whether you have logged one or more data entries
// This means that if you want to log 2 entries in one row, you must use the appropriate function
// If enabled, you can also add data to the meta log
loggingManager.Log("Meta", "age", 19);
// You can either set the SavePath in the editor or in the code
// If you want to to this in code, use this function
loggingManager.SetSavePath("/path/to/file.csv");
// Same thing for the email
loggingManager.SetEmail("*****@*****.**");
// Tell the logging manager to save the data (to disk and SQL by default).
// You can set the boolean to true if you want to clear the logs once saved
loggingManager.SaveLog("MyLabel", clear: true);
// You can specify to save only to disk or to SQL
loggingManager.SaveLog("MyLabel", clear: true, TargetType.CSV);
loggingManager.SaveLog("MyLabel", clear: true, TargetType.MySql);
// Use this function to save all the logs at once
// You can also choose to save only one target here
loggingManager.SaveAllLogs(clear: true);
loggingManager.SaveAllLogs(clear: true, TargetType.MySql);
// If you want to start new logs, you can ask loggingManager to generate
// a new random unique id. The data saved will now have a new SessionID value.
loggingManager.NewFilestamp();
}