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@iglu-sh/logger

v1.0.4

Published

This is the logger library for all parts of the [Iglu Project](https://github.com/iglu-sh).

Downloads

145

Readme

iglu-logger

Description

This is the logger library for all parts of the Iglu Project.

It does NOT create log files, it only prints beautiful messages on the CLI.

You can find this lib on npmjs.com.

How to use?

Installation

# bun
bun add @iglu-sh/logger

# npm
npm install @iglu-sh/logger

Settings

import Logger from "@iglu-sh/logger";

// Default value
Logger.useEnvVars = true; // Enable configuration via env variables
Logger.logLevel = 1; // Could be set via LOG_LEVEL env (only if Logger.useEnvVars is set to true, must be one of: INFO, DEBUG, ERROR or WARN)
Logger.jsonLogging = true; // Could be set via the LOGGER_JSON env (only if Logger.useEnvVars is set to true, must be one of: true or false)

Functions

import Logger from "@iglu-sh/logger";

// Generic logging
Logger.error("This is a error message!");
Logger.debug("This is a debug message!");
Logger.info("This is a info message!");
Logger.warn("This is a warn message!");

// REST-API logging
Logger.logRequest("/api/v1/example", "GET");
Logger.logResponse("/api/v1/example", "GET", 200);

Development

To install dependencies:

bun install

To run:

bun run index.ts

Environment variables

The Following environment variables can be used to configure the logger:
One Important note: If you set LOGGER_USE_ENV to false, the logger will not use any environment variables, and you must set the values in code.

| Variable | Description | |-----------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------| | LOG_LEVEL | The Level to Log variables for, may be DEBUG INFO WARN or ERROR | | LOGGER_USE_ENV | Specifies if the Logger should use env vars | | LOGGGER_JSON | Specifies if the Logger should log in JSON format | | LOGGER_PREFIX | The prefix to use for the logger, defaults to an empty string | | LOGGER_PREFIX_COLOR | The color to use for the prefix, defaults to BLUE | | LOGGER_LOG_FILE | Specify weather the logger should log to a file, defaults to false |

License

This project is licensed under the GLWTS(Good Luck With That Shit, No LLMs) Public License. For more information see the LICENSE file in this repo