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@manisha50/inklog

v1.0.2

Published

A colorful and beautiful terminal logger for Node.js with fixed-width output and smart default messages.

Readme

✨ inklog

A clean, colorful terminal logger for Node.js — 80-character styled logs for success, error, warning, and info.


👨‍💻 Developed by CodingOtt Systems
🏷️ Tagline: Building career without degree


🚀 Features

  • 📏 Fixed-width 80-character layout
  • 🎨 Colored SUCCESS, ERROR, WARNING, INFO labels
  • 🧾 Dimmed and wrapped messages
  • 🧠 Smart default fallback messages
  • 🪶 Lightweight and easy to use

📦 Installation

npm install inklog
# or
yarn add inklog

📖 Usage

import { successLog, errorLog, infoLog, warningLog } from 'inklog';

successLog('User created successfully');
errorLog('Failed to connect to the database');
infoLog('Server is running on port 3000');
warningLog('Low disk space detected');

🧪 Output

Example output (with colors):

[SUCCESS] User created successfully                          00:00:01 PM
[ERROR  ] Failed to connect to the database                  00:00:02 PM
[INFO   ] Server is running on port 3000                     00:00:03 PM
[WARNING] Low disk space detected                            00:00:04 PM

The logger keeps each line neatly within 80 characters.


🧰 API

successLog(message?: string)

Logs a green success message.

errorLog(message?: string)

Logs a red error message.

infoLog(message?: string)

Logs a blue info message.

warningLog(message?: string)

Logs a yellow warning message.


🧱 Why Inklog?

Most logging libraries dump too much information or no style at all. inklog keeps it:

  • Clean — fixed-width output
  • 🎯 Focused — only the message and time
  • 🌈 Colorful — consistent styling out of the box

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests and feature suggestions are welcome!


📄 License

MIT © CodingOtt Systems