Serilog Sink for XSockets.NET, clients will receive messages based on LogEventLevel

Serilog.Sink.XSockets.Sample.cs

//Custom Logger Configuration in XSockets by implementing IDefaultLogger
public class MyLogger : IDefaultLogger
{
    public ILogger Logger
    {
        get
        {
            return new LoggerConfiguration().MinimumLevel.Verbose()
                .WriteTo.XSockets()
                .CreateLogger();
        }
    }
}

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//Write to the log:
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LogHelper.Log(LogEventLevel.Warning, "Hey, here is a warning for you {@warn}", someObject);


//Based on LogEventLevel each client will be able to set the level individually

//Levels are:
        //     Anything and everything you might want to know about a running block of code.
        Verbose = 0,
        //     Internal system events that aren't necessarily observable from the outside.
        Debug = 1,
        //     The lifeblood of operational intelligence - things happen.
        Information = 2,
        //     Service is degraded or endangered.
        Warning = 3,
        //     Functionality is unavailable, invariants are broken or data is lost.
        Error = 4,
        //     If you have a pager, it goes off when one of these occurs.
        Fatal = 5,
       
 
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//EXAMPLE usage from clients
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//C#
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//Create a client where you use controllers 'A' and 'B'
IXSocketClient c = new XSocketClient("ws://localhost:4502", "http://xsockets.net","A","B");
//Open the connection synchronous
c.Open();
//Listen for LogEvents
c.Controller("log").On<IMessage>("logevent", log =>
{
    Console.WriteLine(log.Data);
});
//Tell XSockets about the LogEventLevel you are interested in.
c.Controller("log").SetEnum("LogEventLevel","Warning");
//Note: You will receive all LogEvents equal to or higher than the level selected

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//JavaScript
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//Create a client where you use controllers 'A' and 'B'
var c = new XSocket.WebSocket('ws://localhost:4502',['A','B']);
//Listen for LogEvents
c.controller("log").logevent = function(d){
  console.log(d);
});
//Tell XSockets about the LogEventLevel you are interested in.
c.controller("log").setEnum("LogEventLevel","Warning");
//Note: You will receive all LogEvents equal to or higher than the level selected



//Side note... There is one line if code in the sink that makes this work.
_controller.InvokeTo(p => (int)logEvent.Level >= (int)p.LogEventLevel ,logEvent, "logEvent");