LoggingInstaller — Console

Key: Logging
Default Enabled: ✅
Package: SaveApis.Framework.Console

Purpose

Replaces all default .NET logging providers with Serilog and configures a formatted ANSI console sink for background worker and hosted service applications.

What It Does

Calls builder.Logging.ClearProviders()
Registers Serilog via builder.Services.AddSerilog()
Enriches log context automatically
Writes to the console with the pattern: [HH:mm:ss LVL] (SourceContext) Message
Applies built-in minimum-level overrides:
- System.Net.Http → Warning
- Microsoft.Extensions.Http → Warning

Dependencies

No dependencies on other installers.

Configuration

appsettings.json

{
  "Logging": {
    "Default": "Information",
    "Override": {
      "System.Net.Http": "Warning",
      "MyNamespace.MyWorker": "Debug"
    }
  }
}

Environment Variables

Variable	Type	Default	Description
`Logging__Default`	`LogEventLevel`	`Information`	Global minimum log level
`Logging__Override__<source>`	`LogEventLevel`	–	Override for a specific source namespace

LogEventLevel values: Verbose, Debug, Information, Warning, Error, Fatal

Example:

Logging__Default=Information
Logging__Override__MyNamespace__MyWorker=Debug
Logging__Override__System__Net__Http=Warning

Note: Double underscores (__) are used as the hierarchy separator in environment variables. Dots in namespace names should be replaced with double underscores when used as environment variable keys, however .NET’s configuration system also accepts the exact dotted form — check your deployment environment.

InstallerContext Extension

installer.WithLogging(bool enabled = true);

Difference from Web LoggingInstaller

The Console LoggingInstaller is functionally equivalent to the Web version, with one difference in the built-in overrides:

Override	Web	Console
`Microsoft.AspNetCore` → `Warning`	✅	❌ (no ASP.NET Core)
`System.Net.Http` → `Warning`	✅	✅
`Microsoft.Extensions.Http` → `Warning`	❌	✅

Console Framework Overview
OpenTelemetryInstaller — exports logs via OTLP in addition to console output