babl.one Plugin :: @babl.one/logger-pretty

This plugin replaces app.log with a colorized and structured console output, providing better visibility into application logs.

Overview

The Console Pretty Logger Plugin enhances the logging functionality of your application by providing colorized and structured output. It supports various log levels such as info, warn, error, debug, and more. It is integrated with the app.log function, which is used to log messages throughout the application.

Installation

To use the plugin, follow these steps:

1. Install the plugin using npm:

   npm install @babl.one/logger-pretty

Configuration

There is no complex configuration needed to get started with the Console Pretty Logger plugin. Simply install and initialize the plugin, and you can begin logging messages.

Example of usage:

1. Import and initialize the plugin in your application:

npm install @babl.one/logger-pretty

Logging Levels

The Console Pretty Logger plugin supports several logging levels:

• info: Standard informational messages.
• warn: Warning messages to alert you about potential issues.
• error: Error messages for issues that need attention.
• success: Indicates successful operations.
• debug: Debugging information for development and troubleshooting.
• timer: Used for displaying timed logs.
• head: Used for displaying prominent heading messages.
• complete: Marks completion of a process.
• break: Used for breaking the flow and throwing an error (logs in red).

Example Usage:

app.log('This is an info message', 'info');
app.log('This is a warning message', 'warn');
app.log('This is an error message', 'error');
app.log('Operation completed successfully', 'success');
app.log('This is a debug message', 'debug');
app.log('This is a timer message', 'timer');
app.log('Header information', 'head');
app.log('Completed task message', 'complete');
app.log('This is a critical error', 'break');  // Will throw error

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.