What are the basics of configuring NLog?

What are the basics of configuring NLog?

NLog is a flexible logging framework for .NET applications. To configure it, you typically need to set up a configuration file (NLog.config) where you define targets (where logs go) and rules (what gets logged). Would you like to know more about specific configurations?

Yes, what are targets in NLog?

Targets in NLog are the destinations for your log messages. Common targets include files, databases, and console outputs. You can define multiple targets in your configuration file. Do you want to see an example of how to set up a file target?

That would be great! How do I set up a file target?

To set up a file target, you would add a target definition in your NLog.config like this: <target name="file" xsi:type="File" fileName="logs/app.log" />. Then, you can create a rule to log messages to this target. Would you like help with that?