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@flatfile/utils-debugger

v0.0.5

Published

A helper for logging useful messages to the console

Downloads

24,473

Readme

@flatfile/utils-debugger

This package is a utility debugger designed to facilitate the tracking, logging and debugging of various events, issues and processes in your application. It features a colorful console output for better visibility and understanding of the status of your system.

Features

  • HTTP request logging
  • Event subscription logging
  • Event logging
  • Logging for warnings, success, and errors
  • General purpose logging

Usage

The @flatfile/utils-debugger package provides a Debugger class which exposes several static methods. Each of these methods are designed to log specific types of events or issues.

Here is a brief overview of the available methods:

logHttpRequest(params)

Logs details about HTTP requests. It takes an object with the following properties:

  • method: The HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)
  • url: The request URL.
  • statusCode: The HTTP status code.
  • headers: The request headers.
  • startTime: The time when the request started.
  • error (optional): Any error that occurred during the request.

The log includes the method, status code, URL, and time elapsed since the start of the request.

  ✓ 100ms      GET     200 https://example.com

logEventSubscriber(query, filter)

Logs details about an event subscriber.

  • query: The query or array of queries the subscriber is listening for.
  • filter: The filter applied to the subscriber (optional).
 ↳ on(user.created), {}

logEvent(event)

Logs details about a given event.

  • event: The event object to log. It must have topic, createdAt, and id properties.
 ▶ user.created 5:58:30.572 PM 4hs98r

logWarning(message), logSuccess(message), logError(message, label, prefix)

Logs warnings, successes, and errors.

  • message: The message to log.
  • label and prefix are optional parameters for the logError function.
  ⚠️ Disk space running low
  ✅ File uploaded successfully
  🔴 Error:FileError File not found

log(callback)

A general purpose log method, it accepts a callback function that returns the string to log. The callback receives a colors object that you can use to apply color to parts of your message.

Installation

To install the @flatfile/utils-debugger package, use npm or yarn:

npm install @flatfile/utils-debugger

or

yarn add @flatfile/utils-debugger

Dependencies

This package has a dependency on the ansi-colors package for coloring console output.

Examples

import { Debugger } from '@flatfile/utils-debugger'

Debugger.logHttpRequest({
  method: 'GET',
  url: 'https://example.com',
  statusCode: 200,
  headers: {},
  startTime: Date.now(),
})

Debugger.logEventSubscriber('user.created')

Debugger.logEvent({
  topic: 'user.created',
  createdAt: new Date(),
  id: 'abcd1234',
})

Debugger.logWarning('Disk space running low')

Debugger.logSuccess('File uploaded successfully')

Debugger.logError('File not found', 'FileError', 'Upload')