Add a docs portion with examples and screenshots

[pixlbreaker]

Add a docs portion with both screenshots and examples of how the different logging appears.

I would be willing to help contribute to this as well! I am new to open source contributing.

[robelator]

That's amazing! I apologise I've had my GitHub notifications off all this time. I've turned them on now haha.

[robelator]

Docs would be amazing! Almost all the packages need them.

I'd like to also remove the Rec class. It had its purpose a while back but now it's just kind of not used for anything 🤔

If you have any ideas too, I'm all ears. I've used the log package a lot for debugging, and the color coded logs really helps too!

The Here() class is quite useful, especially during web development with Flutter, to see where in your code the log is coming from. But it needs more testing. There are some cases where it just doesn't work, for example putting a Here() statement inside an anonymous function...

Also any questions on anything that needs clarification, feel free to ask.

[pixlbreaker]

Would you prefer the docs to be under a separate folder or integrated inside GitHub under the wiki pages portion?

Also for the Rec and Here classes I will play around with it and see if I can remove the Rec Class soon!

[robelator]

Oh shoot! Apologies for the late reply. I've been working flat out on a new service locator package inspired by get_it.

Hmmm either works. I think updating the README would be a first. It's a relatively small package so I'm not sure if a wiki is needed. For some of the other packages definitely, like dt_type, df_pod and df_di. But a what do you think?

[pixlbreaker]

I have created the changes to the README and updated it, when I went to push it forked the project here: https://github.com/pixlbreaker/df_log/tree/docs

Let me know if that was the type of information you wanted on the README