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@devsahu/loggify

v1.0.3

Published

A tiny, colorful, emoji-enhanced logger for Node.js projects — powered by [chalk](https://github.com/chalk/chalk). Perfect for CLI tools, debug logs, or just having some fun in your terminal.

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Loggify 🚀

A tiny, colorful, emoji-enhanced logger for Node.js projects — powered by chalk. Perfect for CLI tools, debug logs, or just having some fun in your terminal.

✨ Features

  • Easy-to-use logger with semantic types (success, error, warn, info, debug, etc.)
  • Timestamps included (optional)
  • Emojis and colored labels for better visibility
  • Minimal and fast — zero runtime dependencies (besides chalk)

📦 Installation

npm install loggify

Or using yarn:

yarn add loggify

🚀 Usage

import { loggify } from 'loggify';

loggify('success', 'Operation completed successfully!');
loggify('error', 'Something went wrong!');
loggify('info', 'Here is some information.');
loggify('warn', 'This is a warning.');
loggify('debug', 'Debugging details...');
loggify('rocket', 'Launching...');
loggify('heart', 'We love open source!');

⚙️ Options

The loggify function accepts an optional third argument for options:

loggify(type, message, { timestamp: true });

Available Types

| Type | Emoji | Color | | ------- | ----- | ------------ | | success | ✅ | Green Bold | | error | ❌ | Red Bold | | warn | ⚠️ | Orange Bold | | info | ℹ️ | Blue | | debug | 🐛 | Gray | | rocket | 🚀 | Cyan Bold | | heart | ❤️ | Magenta Bold |


🧪 Example Output

[12:34:56 PM] ✅ SUCCESS: Operation completed!
[12:34:56 PM] ❌ ERROR: Something went wrong!
[12:34:56 PM] 🚀 ROCKET: Launching...

⚠️ Common Issues & Fixes

1. ❌ Cannot use ES modules (import/export)

If you get errors like:

SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module

Fix:

  • In your package.json, add:
"type": "module"

Or switch to CommonJS syntax:

const chalk = require('chalk');
// ...
module.exports = { loggify };

2. ❌ chalk.keyword is not a function

This only works in chalk v4+ with full color support.

✅ Make sure you're using a compatible version:

npm install chalk@5

But note: chalk@5** is pure ESM**, so you must use "type": "module" in package.json.

3. ❌ Doesn’t log anything

  • Ensure you’re calling the function in a test file or at the bottom of your script.
  • Example:
loggify("rocket", "Launching the app!");

📄 License

MIT © 2025 [Your Name or GitHub Handle]