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@apexara/logger

v1.0.0

Published

A minimal Node.js logger with middleware support

Readme

@apexara/logger

A minimal Node.js logger with middleware support. Provides info, error, and debug logging, ANSI color output, and duplicate error suppression.

Install

npm install @apexara/logger

Quick start

import logger from '@apexara/logger';

logger.info('Server started');
logger.error('Connection failed', 'db');
logger.debug({ port: 8080 });

The module also assigns a global instance:

import '@apexara/logger';

globalThis.logger.info('Using the global logger');

API

logger.info(message, options?)

logger.info('Ready', { color: '36', tags: ['startup'] });

logger.error(message, source, options?)

logger.error('Timeout', 'payments', { color: '33', meta: { timeoutMs: 5000 } });

logger.debug(object, inspectOptions?, options?)

logger.debug({ config: { retries: 3 } }, { depth: 4 });

Call options

  • color: ANSI color code as a string, e.g. '31' (red), '32' (green), '33' (yellow), '37' (white).
  • tags: string array, intended for middleware.
  • meta: free-form key/value data, intended for middleware.

Timestamps and formatting

  • Timestamps are formatted in 24-hour time with the Europe/Sofia timezone.
  • Output is ANSI-colored; disable colors by running your process without a color-capable terminal.

Middleware

Middlewares can enrich or alter log behavior. They receive a mutable LoggerOptions object and a next function.

import logger, { LoggerMiddleware } from '@apexara/logger';

const addTag: LoggerMiddleware = async (options, next) => {
  options.tags = [...(options.tags ?? []), 'api'];
  await next();
};

logger.addMiddleware(addTag);

Level-specific middleware:

logger.addInfoMidldeware(async (options, next) => {
  options.color = options.color ?? '32';
  await next();
});

logger.addDebugMidldeware(async (options, next) => {
  options.meta = { ...(options.meta ?? {}), debug: true };
  await next();
});

logger.addErrorMidldeware(async (options, next) => {
  options.color = options.color ?? '31';
  await next();
});

Note: tags and meta are not rendered by the default logger output; they are intended for middleware or external handlers.

Duplicate error suppression

Repeated error logs with the same source and message are suppressed for 60 seconds by default. A summary is printed after the interval.

logger.suppressionIntervalMs = 10_000;

Types

The package exports the following TypeScript types:

  • LogType
  • LoggerOptions
  • LogCallOptions
  • LoggerMiddleware

License

ISC