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@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log

v1.0.0

Published

Customized console log with your own styles

Downloads

18

Readme

@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log

Installation

npm install @zhigamovsky/styled-console-log

Import

import Log from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log'

Just for example I define dummy variables

let a = { key: 'value', value: 'value', k: 2 };
let c = 2;
let dummy = { a, b: ['value', 'value', 'value'], c, d: 'asdasdsad', l: { } };

v1.0.0

We have new Major Version [v1.0.0]. What's new?

The collection of templates has expanded!

Log.hazel('Some test message', a);
Log.check('If you are checking some conditional', a);
Log.event('Log with this types, when some events are emitting', a);
Log.zelda('Just beautiful green template', a);
Log.render('Log with "render", when your render something', a);
Log.merge('Find a use for this template', a);
Log.rozy('I just liked the color', a);
Log.ruddy('Endlessly red template', a);
Log.$1('Hah, yes, it is radial gradient', a);
Log.$2('It is linear gradient', a);
Log.$3('Other some template with gradient', a);
Log.$4('Other some template with gradient', a);
Log.$5('Other some template with gradient', a);
Log.$6('Other some template with gradient', a);
Log.$7('Other some template with gradient', a);
Log.$8('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, ...');

Go to Logger Docs Section Example 9

The collection of dividers has expanded also!

Log.divided(Types.hazel);
Log.divided(Types.check);
Log.divided(Types.event);
Log.divided(Types.zelda);
Log.divided(Types.render);
Log.divided(Types.merge);
Log.divided(Types.rozy);
Log.divided(Types.ruddy);
Log.divided(Types.$1);
Log.divided(Types.$2);
Log.divided(Types.$3);
Log.divided(Types.$4);
Log.divided(Types.$5);
Log.divided(Types.$6);
Log.divided(Types.$7);
Log.divided(Types.$8);

Go to Divider Docs Section Example 10

We have new Environment - Timing!

Log.setEnvironmentTiming();
Log.setTimingLocale(locale);
Log.setTimingExtendedFormat();
Log.setTimingMinifiedFormat();
Log.disableEnvironmentTiming();
Log.setTimingConfig(config);

Go to Environments Docs Section

Example 11

Documentation

Simple usage

1. Log with different ready-made templates

Log.error('Oh, god damn!', c, a, dummy); 
Log.warn('Warn you about a warning!', c, a, dummy);
Log.success('Got it!', c, a, dummy);
Log.dark('Devil within, boo-ga-ga', c, a, dummy);
Log.light('Angel within', c, a, dummy);
Log.info('Lorem ipsum dolor... As trivially as this message', c, a, dummy);

Example 1

2. Yes! You can display any image in console

Log.image('https://download.seaicons.com/download/i45781/tatice/cristal-intense/tatice-cristal-intense-apple-grey.ico');

Example 2

2.1 Also you can configuring size image in console

For configuring logging your need to import log (not Log)

import { log } from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log'

log.image('https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/82/SARS-CoV-2_without_background.png/1020px-SARS-CoV-2_without_background.png')({
  background: 'red',  
  height: 150, 
  width: 150
});

Example 2.1

3. Of course you can display any gif file. Yes, GIFs are animated

By default gif has 100x100. For configuring logging your need to import log (not Log).

import Log, { log } from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log'

log.gif('https://media2.giphy.com/media/S2vSPMhKtLp9I6VMDY/giphy.gif')({
  background: '#435444',  
  height: 250, 
  width: 250
});
Log.gif('https://media2.giphy.com/media/S2vSPMhKtLp9I6VMDY/giphy.gif');

Example 3

4. Override ready-made template Styles and Icons

Of course, you can override any Styles or Icons of the templates as you like.

Instead of Types.warn you can use just 'warn', but I Strongly recommended use Types

import Log, { Types } from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log' 

Log.warn('Warn Template before overriding styles and icon...', c, a, dummy);

Log.overrideStyles(Types.warn, 'background: #353535; color: pink; border-style: dash; border-width: 2px;');
Log.overrideIcons(Types.warn, '⚠️');

Log.warn('Warn Template after overriding styles and icon...', c, a, dummy);

Example 4

5. Divider like sense of life

Just useful features for divided porridge from the code in real project. Divider use background-color and border from his template. If

By default Log.divided() use 'info' template.

Instead of Types.warn | Types.error | etc... you can use just 'warn', 'error', but I Strongly recommended use Types

import Log, { Types } from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log'

Log.divided();
Log.divided(Types.error);
Log.divided(Types.warn);
Log.divided(Types.success);
Log.divided(Types.light);
Log.divided(Types.dark);

Example 5

5.1 Overriding make sense

If you are override some template, template's divider alse change style to according to new css rules

Log.overrideStyles(type: string, styles: inlineCss)

import Log, { Types } from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log'

Log.divided(Types.warn);
Log.warn('Warn Template before overriding styles and icon...', c, a, dummy);
Log.overrideStyles(Types.warn, 'background: #353535; color: pink; border-style: dash; border-width: 2px;');
Log.overrideIcons(Types.warn, '⚠️')
Log.warn('Warn Template after overriding styles and icon...', c, a, dummy);
Log.divided(Types.warn);

Example 5.1

6. Create and add own template

If you are not enough ready-made templates, you can create and add your own

After creation you can use Log with new template. Divider also works!

Do not be afraid to experiment!

addOwnTemplate(identifier: string)(icon: string)(styles: inlineCss)

import Log, { Types } from '@zhigamovsky/styled-console-log'

Log.addOwnTemplate('jolly')('🦠')('color: lightgreen; padding: 3px; border: 2px solid lightgreen; background: #353535; font-weight: 800;');

Log.jolly('Some text to your own custom template :)', dummy, c, a);
Log.divided(Types.jolly);

Example 5.1

7. Environments

The most important thing for me is the environment.

Now are available thre environments. Release, Debug and Timing.

I know well how console.log loads the browser, so I made this environments.

Environment - Debug

Log.setEnvironmentDebug();

So you can set Debug, all of console.log with Log or log are shown.

Environment - Release

Log.setEnvironmentRelease();

But if you set up Release - all of console.log will be hidden without the need to remove them in code. And you can return to debugging at any time without restoring all the logs.

Environment - Timing

Log.setEnvironmentTiming();

This environment does not conflict with previous ones, and works with them. If you want to see times (and dates) of all logs, see Timing Environment

After that, absolutely all logs will have a date and time of their execution.

Alse you can disable it:

Log.disableEnvironmentTiming();

At now are available two appearance - extended and minified. To set one of this try:

Log.setTimingExtendedFormat();
Log.hazel('Some test message', a);
Log.check('If you are checking some conditional', a);
Log.event('Log with this types, when some events are emitting', a);
Log.zelda('Just beautiful green template', a);
Log.render('Log with "render", when your render something', a);
Log.merge('Find a use for this template', a);
Log.rozy('I just liked the color', a);
Log.ruddy('Endlessly red template', a);

Example 11.1

or

Log.setTimingMinifiedFormat();
Log.hazel('Some test message', a);
Log.check('If you are checking some conditional', a);
Log.event('Log with this types, when some events are emitting', a);
Log.zelda('Just beautiful green template', a);
Log.render('Log with "render", when your render something', a);
Log.merge('Find a use for this template', a);
Log.rozy('I just liked the color', a);
Log.ruddy('Endlessly red template', a);

Example 11.2

You can configuring datetime locale

Log.setTimingLocale(locale);

typeof locale - section "locale" see there:

https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_tolocalestring.asp

http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5646

by default locale - default browser locale

You can configuring datetime display format

Log.setTimingConfig(config);

typeof config - section "options" see there:

https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_tolocalestring.asp

by default config:

{
  month: 'long',
  day: 'numeric',
  weekday: 'long',
  timezone: 'UTC',
  hour: 'numeric',
  minute: 'numeric',
  second: 'numeric'
}

If @zhigamovsky/styled-console-log helped you, give me a star on GitHub

This package is under development. Subscribe to updates if you're interested. Thank you for understanding. I will add many many new features. Good Coding!