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There are a few Placeholders to use in the Log Format!
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<h3>%date%<h3>
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This Placeholder will be replace, on Log send, with the Current Date, and if set the DateTimeFormat Provided!
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<h3>%message%<h3>
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This Placeholder will be replace, with the message that is being save/written to the log!
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An example usage for this would be
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```java
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.setLogFormat("[%date%]: %message%");
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```
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But if you would rather like to stick with the default log setup, you can either not a setter, or you can add
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```java
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.useDefaultLogFormat();
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```
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to the Arguments.
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The default Log format is:
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```java
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"[%date%]: %message%"
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``` |
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