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@orgloop/logger-console

v0.1.9

Published

OrgLoop console logger — colored human-readable output

Downloads

69

Readme

@orgloop/logger-console

OrgLoop console logger -- colored, human-readable output for development and debugging. Writes to stderr so stdout stays clean for JSON output.

Install

npm install @orgloop/logger-console

Configuration

loggers:
  - name: console
    type: "@orgloop/logger-console"
    config:
      level: info        # Minimum log level: debug | info | warn | error
      color: true        # Use ANSI colors in output
      compact: true      # One line per entry (false for verbose multi-line)
      show_payload: false # Show event payload metadata in verbose mode

All fields are optional and shown with their defaults.

Behavior

Each log entry is formatted with a timestamp, phase icon, and contextual fields:

14:32:01.123 ● source.emit src=github type=resource.changed
14:32:01.456 ► route.match route=pr-review tgt=agent
14:32:02.789 ✓ deliver.success tgt=agent 342ms

Phase icons and colors are mapped by event lifecycle phase:

| Phase | Icon | Color | |-------|------|-------| | source.emit | ● | blue | | route.match | ► | cyan | | deliver.success | ✓ | green | | deliver.failure | ✗ | red | | transform.error | ⚠ | yellow | | system.start / system.stop | ● | magenta |

Level filtering maps each phase to a severity (debug/info/warn/error). Setting level: warn suppresses info-level phases like route.match and deliver.success.

Set compact: false and show_payload: true for verbose multi-line output with metadata.

Documentation

Full documentation at orgloop.ai

License

MIT