color-logger-cli

CLI logger with colored output and log levels

Install

npm install -g color-logger-cli

Usage as CLI

clog info "Server started" clog success "Deployment complete" clog warn "Low disk space" clog error "Connection failed" clog debug "Variable value: 42" clog fatal "System crashed"

CLI Options

--timestamp Add timestamp to output --level Set minimum log level --logfile Write logs to file --quiet Suppress console output

CLI Examples

clog --timestamp info "Server running" clog --level debug info "Shows debug level too" clog --logfile app.log error "Logged to file"

Usage as Module

Simple log function

const clog = require('color-logger-cli');

clog.log('info', 'Server started'); clog.log('error', 'Failed to connect'); clog.log('success', 'File saved'); clog.log('debug', 'User data', { timestamp: true });

Logger instance

const { Logger } = require('color-logger-cli');

const logger = new Logger({ level: 'debug', timestamp: true }); logger.info('App started'); logger.error('Something broke'); logger.warn('Disk space low'); logger.success('Task complete'); logger.debug('Debug info'); logger.fatal('System crash');

Shorthand methods

const logger = new Logger(); logger.info('Hello'); logger.error('Oops'); logger.success('Done');

With config file

Create .loggerrc in your project root:

{ "level": "debug", "timestamp": true, "logFile": "logs/app.log" }

Then:

const { Logger } = require('color-logger-cli'); const logger = new Logger(); // Auto-loads config logger.info('Will have timestamp and save to file');

License

MIT

Author

Exogamy