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@daniik7x/betterlogs

v1.1.0

Published

Better Logs is a package that allows you to log messages to the console in a better way.

Downloads

194

Readme

@daniik7x/betterlogs

A beautiful console logging library with customizable layouts and colors.

Installation

npm install @daniik7x/betterlogs

Usage

import logger from "@daniik7x/betterlogs";

// Log different message types
logger.success("User logged in successfully", { userId: 123 });
logger.info("Processing request...");
logger.warn("Rate limit approaching", { current: 95, max: 100 });
logger.error("Failed to connect", new Error("Connection refused"));
logger.debug("Cache state:", { hits: 42, misses: 3 });

Layouts

BetterLogs comes with two built-in layouts:

Classic (default)

Shows timestamp with the log level:

[14:30:05] [SUCCESS] User logged in successfully

Detailed

Shows the calling filename for easier debugging:

[app.ts] [SUCCESS] User logged in successfully

Switching Layouts

import logger from "@daniik7x/betterlogs";

// Use classic layout (default)
logger.use("classic");
logger.success("With timestamp");

// Switch to detailed layout
logger.use("detailed");
logger.success("With filename");

// Check current layout
console.log(logger.getLayout()); // 'detailed'

API

Log Methods

| Method | Description | | ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | | logger.success(message, ...data) | Log a success message (green) | | logger.info(message, ...data) | Log an info message (blue) | | logger.warn(message, ...data) | Log a warning message (yellow) | | logger.warning(message, ...data) | Alias for warn | | logger.error(message, ...data) | Log an error message (red) | | logger.debug(message, ...data) | Log a debug message (magenta) |

Configuration

| Method | Description | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | logger.use(layout) | Switch layout: 'classic' or 'detailed' | | logger.getLayout() | Get the current layout name |

License

ISC