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apdev-logger

v2.1.1

Published

Logger made for beautifying logging exeperience for developers

Downloads

11

Readme

APDev Logger

This logger is made by a developer for the developers to make their logging experience beautiful.

Installing the package

npm install apdev-logger

Steps to use

Step-1 : Initialize a class object

import {APDevLogger, trace, logLevel, logTypes} from "apdev-logger";;
const  apLogger  =  new  APDevLogger({type:  logTypes.TEXT,  colorized:true,  switch:  'on'});

type: logTypes.JSON | logTypes.TEXT ( default: TEXT ) - ~~optional~~ colorized: true | false [default: true] - ~~optional~~ switch: 'on' | 'off' [default: 'on'] (In case you want to use regular console logs) - ~~optional~~

Step-2 : Use the instance

apLogger.debug('Reaching this checkpoint...',null,trace());
apLogger.info('User is active now!');
apLogger.success('Successfully stored Data',{value:123,name:'arth'});
apLogger.warn('Database connection is down!',null,trace());
apLogger.error('Failed to save User data',{value:123,name:'arth'},trace());

Param-1: Message string/stringify json Param-2: Extra JSON Data if any - ~~optional~~(should be null if want to use Param-4) Param-3: If want to add line tracing to logs - ~~optional~~

Till version (2.0.1) - Will be deprecated soon

apLogger.log(logLevel.DEBUG,'Reaching this checkpoint...',null,trace());
apLogger.log(logLevel.INFO,'User is active now!');
apLogger.log(logLevel.SUCCESS,'Successfully stored Data',{value:123,name:'arth'});
apLogger.log(logLevel.WARNING,'Database connection is down!',null,trace());
apLogger.log(logLevel.ERROR,'Failed to save User data',{value:123,name:'arth'},trace());

Param-1: Level of logs Param-2: Message string/stringify json Param-3: Extra JSON Data if any - ~~optional~~(should be null if want to use Param-4) Param-4: If want to add line tracing to logs - ~~optional~~

Text Output

Text Log Output

JSON Output

JSON Log Output

Thanks for using !

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