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arm4log

v1.0.1

Published

A simple and easy to use log-to-file module.

Downloads

12

Readme

arm4log

A simple an easy to use file logging module for NodeJS

npm: github: github: Build Status

Install

npm install arm4log

Usage

Instantiation

The logger needs to be instantiated since the module itself exports the constructor function, so:

var arm4log = require('arm4log');
var logger = new arm4log();
Options

The constructor accepts an object with the following properties:

  • path {string} [optional] - defaults to __dirname
  • filename {string} [optional] - defaults to 'log'
Logging levels

You can log in 4 different levels: INFO, WARNING, ERROR, DATA by using the proper method passing a string with the message to be logged.

logger.info('The info you want to log');
// [INFO][2016-03-05 00:18:44]: The info you want to log
logger.warning('The warning you want to log');
// [WARNING][2016-03-05 00:18:44]: The warning you want to log
logger.error('The error you want to log');
// [ERROR][2016-03-05 00:18:44]: The error you want to log
logger.data('The data you want to log');
// [DATA][2016-03-05 00:18:44]: The data you want to log
Full documentation

Check the jsdoc here or create it locally just installing jsdoc and

jsdoc --readme ${path-to-readme} --package ${path-to-package.json} ${path-to-cloned-folder}

Tests

It uses mocha and chai

npm test

License

GNU 3.0