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@wolfstar/logger

v2.1.9

Published

DEPRECATED: use @wolfstar/plugin-logger instead. A lightweight logger system with level support

Readme

@wolfstar/logger

A lightweight logger system with level-based filtering and coloured output.

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[!WARNING] This package is deprecated. It will be replaced by @wolfstar/plugin-logger, a future official plugin living in wolfstar-project/plugins. The new package does not exist yet — only a proposed issue does — so there is nothing to migrate to today; see Migration below for details.

Description

A lightweight logger system with level support.

Features

  • Logging integration similar to @sapphire/plugin-logger.
    • Log levels
    • Colorette powered Colours
    • Timestamps
    • Logging similar to framework (registering commands, errors, successes, etc)

Usage

import { Logger } from '@wolfstar/logger';

const logger = new Logger();

logger.info('Hello world');
// [2022/08/04-13:28:58] INFO (19284): Hello World

logger.info('Hello, %s', 'Wolfstar');
// [2022/08/04-13:29:46] INFO (19284): Hello, Wolfstar

For ease of use, @wolfstar/logger re-exports all the functions from colorette.

Migration

@wolfstar/logger is deprecated in favour of the future @wolfstar/plugin-logger, which will live in the wolfstar-project/plugins repository alongside the other @wolfstar/plugin-* packages. It is not implemented yet — at this stage only a proposed issue exists in that repository — so there is no package to install and no migration steps to follow today.

The plan for @wolfstar/plugin-logger is to offer interchangeable adapters/backends (evlog, consola, winston) behind pluggable transports, with optional Sentry integration, while keeping an API compatible in style with the current Logger class (trace/debug/info/warn/error/fatal).

In the meantime, @wolfstar/logger remains fully functional and will not be removed until the migration path to @wolfstar/plugin-logger is ready. This README will be updated with concrete migration steps once that package is published.