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@qvac/logging

v0.1.0

Published

`qvac-lib-logging` wraps any logger you supply and normalizes the interface.

Readme

qvac-lib-logging

qvac-lib-logging wraps any logger you supply and normalizes the interface.

Installation

npm install @qvac/logging

Usage

Import

// ES Modules
import QvacLogger from '@qvac/logging'

// CommonJS
const QvacLogger = require('@qvac/logging')

Create a Logger Wrapper

// Wrap an existing logger instance:
const log = new QvacLogger(myLogger)
  • With a provided logger:
    1. If logger.getLevel() exists, its return value (case-insensitive) is used.
    2. Else if logger.level() exists, its return (case-insensitive) is used.
    3. Else if logger.level is a string, it’s used (case-insensitive).
    4. If none yield a valid level, falls back to DEFAULT_LEVEL ("info").
  • Without a logger:
    • The wrapper starts in OFF mode and silences all messages.

Log Levels

Constants available on QvacLogger.LOG_LEVELS:

console.log(QvacLogger.LOG_LEVELS)
// {
//   OFF:   'off',
//   ERROR: 'error',
//   WARN:  'warn',
//   INFO:  'info',
//   DEBUG: 'debug'
// }

Logging Methods

  • log.error(...args)
  • log.warn(...args)
  • log.info(...args)
  • log.debug(...args)

Each method forwards to the corresponding function on the wrapped logger only if the message’s level is at‑or‑above the active threshold.

Changing Log Level

Note that changing the log level on the wrapper does not change the level of the underlying logger and vice versa.

If you need to change the log level you need to call method on both the wrapper and the underlying logger.

For example:

import * as logLevel from 'loglevel'
import QvacLogger from '@qvac/logging'

logLevel.setLevel('warn')
const log = new QvacLogger(logLevel)

console.log(log.getLevel())    // 'warn'
log.info('Info here')          // skipped
log.error('Critical!')         // forwarded to logLevel.error

logLevel.setLevel('debug')     // change logLevel level
log.setLevel('debug')          // change wrapper level
console.log(log.getLevel())    // 'debug'
log.debug('Debugging now!')   // forwarded to logLevel.debug

Quickstart Example

import * as logLevel from 'loglevel'
import QvacLogger from '@qvac/logging'

logLevel.setLevel('warn')
const log = new QvacLogger(logLevel)

console.log(log.getLevel())    // 'warn'
log.info('Info here')          // skipped
log.error('Critical!')         // forwarded to logLevel.error

SDK Integration Example

import Qvac from '@qvac/sdk'
import QvacLogger from '@qvac/logging'
import * as logLevel from 'loglevel'

logLevel.setLevel('debug')
const log = new QvacLogger(logLevel)

const qvac = new Qvac({logger: log})
await qvac.start()

Testing

Run unit tests with:

npm test