logstamp

logstamp is a lightweight Node.js logger that adds timestamps and colored output to your console logs.
It helps you easily see information, warnings, and errors with clear colors.

🚀 Installation

npm install logstamp

🧩 Usage

import { log } from "logstamp";

// basic logs
log.info("Server started on port", 8080);
log.warn("Memory usage is high");
log.error("Database connection failed");

// custom color log
log.custom("debug", "36", "This is cyan text");

🖥️ Example Output

[12:04:51] INFO  Server started on port 8080
[12:04:52] WARN  Memory usage is high
[12:04:53] ERROR Database connection failed
[12:04:54] DEBUG This is cyan text

🎨 Color Levels

| Level | Description | Color | ANSI Code | | ----- | ---------------------- | --------- | --------- | | INFO | General information | 🟢 Green | 32 | | WARN | Warnings or risks | 🟡 Yellow | 33 | | ERROR | Errors and exceptions | 🔴 Red | 31 | | DEBUG | Custom or debug output | 🔵 Cyan | 36 |

🧠 Notes

• Works in Node.js (ESM or CommonJS).
• Automatically adds a timestamp in format HH:MM:SS.
• You can log strings, numbers, or objects.
• Supports custom colors using log.custom(level, colorCode, message).

License

MIT License © 2025 Nadim Alzoubi