cgil-log

Goeland client side colourful Log class (less then 3Kb and no dependencies)

• version 3 was rewritten in TypeScript and bundled with Rollup.Js *

since version >2.0.1 you get the name of caller function for free

Getting Started

Install cgil-log in your favorite shell :

npm i -P cgil-log

Then to import the class library just use this line in your code

import { Log } from 'cgil-log'
const log = new Log('myModule', logLevel)

Based on the value of the enum logLevel [0-4] your messages will appear or not.

0 : none --> no log will be done, typically for a build in production

1. : error --> only errors will appear log.e('my error msg)
2. : warning --> only errors and warnings will appear
3. : trace
4. : info --> all logs type will appear

Just in case you wonder the levelLog enum is exported and is also available in the type definition file : cgLog.d.ts

export enum levelLog {
    none,   // = 0
    err,    // = 1
    warn,   // = 2
    trace,  // = 3
    info,   // = 4
}

How to use in the browser

Inside the browser you need to include the minified umd version (2.6Ko only). The library is exposed via the cgLog 'namespace'.

You can have a look in the examples directory.

Basically it's just a classical script :

<script src="../dist/cgLog.umd.js"></script>

Then in your javascript code

const log = new cgLog.Log('myModule', cgLog.levelLog.info)
const log = new cgLog('myModule', 4)
function myNiceFunction(v) {
  log.t('Entering in my function with parameter v:', v)
  log.l('my log message inside my function ', v)
  log.w('my warning message in my function', v)
  log.e('my error message in my function', v)
}

  let myVar = 'a nice string content'
  let myObj = { key: 1, msg: 'hello world !' }
  
  log.l('my log message outside any function', myVar)
  log.w('my warning message outside any function', myObj)
  log.e('my error message outside any function', myObj)
  log.t('my trace message outside any function');
  
  myNiceFunction(myVar)

will give you at the console (with different colors):