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@t8n/logger

v1.0.0

Published

Structured developer logging utility for TitanPL using native logging API

Downloads

9

Readme

@t8n/logger

A lightweight, developer-friendly logging extension for TitanPL. Built on top of the native Titan logging API.

Features

  • Full Color Output: The entire log message is colored based on its level.
  • No Prefixes: Clean output without redundant text labels (e.g., [INFO]).
  • One-stop Configuration: Easily configure both log level and colors via a single configure() method.
  • Fast & Efficient: Internally delegates to t.log, ensuring zero overhead.
  • Type Definitions: Ready for TypeScript developers.

Installation

npm install @t8n/logger

Usage

import { logger } from "@t8n/logger";

// Standard logging (Entire line is colored)
logger.info("Server initialized");
logger.success("User successfully registered");
logger.warn("Potential cache overflow detected");
logger.error("Failed to connect to secondary database");
logger.debug("Request payload", { id: 101, type: "sync" });

Configuration

logger.configure(options)

Use configure() to adjust the behavior and appearance of the logger.

logger.configure({
  level: "debug",
  colors: {
    info: "\x1b[36m",    // Cyan
    success: "\x1b[35m", // Magenta
    warn: "\x1b[33m",    // Yellow
    error: "\x1b[31m",   // Red
    debug: "\x1b[37m"    // White
  }
});

Options:

  • level: Sets the minimum log level to display.
    • debug: Everything is shown.
    • info: (Default) Info, success, warnings, and errors are shown.
    • warn: Warnings and errors are shown.
    • error: Only errors are shown.
  • colors: Overrides the default ANSI colors for specific log levels.

License

ISC