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ausgabe

v1.0.0

Published

Tiny logger with zero defaults

Downloads

48

Readme

ausgabe

Build Coverage Status

Tiny logger with zero defaults.

ausgabe in action

Contents

Description

ausgabe is designed to output user relevant log messages to the console or to a custom stream. It's lightweight, customizable and perfect for tools that need simple, yet beautiful log messages.

Install

npm install ausgabe

Usage

Basic

import { createLogger } from 'ausgabe'

const instance = createLogger({
	info: {
		color: 'blue',
		badge: 'ℹ',
		label: 'info',
	},
})

instance.info('Hello world')

Advanced

import figures from 'figures'
import { createLogger } from 'ausgabe'

const instance = createLogger(
	{
		info: {
			color: 'blue',
			badge: figures.info,
			label: 'info',
		},
		warn: {
			color: 'yellow',
			badge: figures.warning,
			label: 'warn',
			stack: false,
		},
		error: {
			color: 'red',
			badge: figures.cross,
			label: 'error',
		},
	},
	{
		indention: 7,
	}
)

instance.info('Hello world')
instance.info('%s %s', 'Hello', 'world')
instance.warn(new Error('Logs error without the stack'))
instance.error(new Error('Logs error with the stack'))

Nested

ausgabe supports nested logger instances.

import { createLogger } from 'ausgabe'

const instance = createLogger({
	requests: createLogger({
		get: {
			color: 'magenta',
			badge: '↗',
			label: 'get',
		},
		post: {
			color: 'magenta',
			badge: '↗',
			label: 'post',
		},
	}),
})

instance.requests.get('http://example.com')
instance.requests.post('http://example.com')

Streams

ausgabe streams to process.stdout by default, but also allows custom writable streams.

import { Writable } from 'node:stream'
import { createLogger } from 'ausgabe'

const stream = new Writable({
	write: (chunk, encoding, callback) => {
		console.log(chunk.toString())
		callback()
	},
})

const instance = createLogger({
	info: {
		color: 'blue',
		badge: 'ℹ',
		label: 'info',
		streams: [stream],
	},
})

instance.info('Hello world')

API

Usage

import { createLogger } from 'ausgabe'

const instance = createLogger({
	info: {
		color: 'blue',
		badge: 'ℹ',
		label: 'info',
	},
})
import { createLogger } from 'ausgabe'

const instance = createLogger(
	{
		info: {
			color: 'blue',
			badge: 'ℹ',
			label: 'info',
		},
	},
	{
		indention: 6,
	}
)

Parameters

  • types {Object} Methods of the logger.
    • color {?String} Color of the log. Must be supported by chalk. Defaults to blue.
    • badge {?String} Icon to log along with the message. Using figures is recommended. Defaults to .
    • label {?String} Label to log along with the message. Defaults to info.
    • stack {?Boolean} Determines if the stack of an error should be logged. Defaults to true.
    • streams {?Array} Writable streams to which the data is written. Defaults to [process.stdout].
  • options {?Object} Options.
    • indention {?Integer} Aligns log messages with a custom indention.

Returns

Instance API

Usage

instance.info('Hello world')
instance.info('%s %s', 'Hello', 'world')

Parameters

  • message {String} Message containing zero or more substitution strings.
  • substitutions {?...*} Data with which to replace substitution strings within message.

Miscellaneous

Donate

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Related

  • signale - Highly configurable logging utility

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