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@dfeprado/log

v2.1.0

Published

Log utility based on chalk

Readme

@dfeprado/log

Log utilty based on chalk (https://github.com/chalk/chalk)

Instalation

npm install @dfeprado/log

Basic usage

const { LogLevel, Log } = require('@dfeprado/log');

const log = new Log(LogLevel.all);

log.info('Hello world!'); // info log, green message
log.notice('Hello world!'); // notice log, purple message
log.warning('Hello world!'); // warning log, yellow message
log.error('Hello world!'); // error log, red message

Log levels

  • info
  • notice
  • warning
  • error
  • all

Examples:

Without file logging

const { LogLevel, Log } = require('@dfeprado/log');

let log = new Log(LogLevel.info | LogLevel.error); // Info and error only

log.info('Hello world!'); // print to stdout
log.error('Ohh!'); // print to stdout
log.warning('Warning!!!'); // do not print to stdout

log.close(); // gracefully closes log

With file logging

const { LogLevel, Log } = require('@dfeprado/log');

let log = new Log(LogLevel.all, '/var/log/log_sample');

log.error('Ohh!'); // write log to stdout and to /var/log/log_sample

log.close(); // gracefully closes log

Disabling stdout

const {LogLevel, Log} = require('@dfeprado/log');

let log = new Log(LogLevel.all, '/var/log/log_sample');
log.setStdoutOff();
log.Error('Hey! I cannot show myself in stdout!');

log.close();

Typescript usage

import { LogLevel, Log} from '@dfeprado/log';

let log: Log = new Log(LogLevel.all);

log.info('Hello world!');
log.close(); // gracefully closes log.

Every new ideas or sugestions are wellcomed.