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comelog

v2.0.0

Published

🎨 Comely style logs for the browser.

Downloads

19

Readme

comelog

NPM npm

Comely style logs for the browser.

log

Features

  • 🚀 Flexible API
  • 🌈 Beutifal style
  • 🦄 Tiny and no dependencies
  • ✨ Support css style

Install

npm i comelog -D

or

pnpm add comelog -D

Basic Use

import { comelog } from "comelog";

comelog.bold().red().flush("hello world");
comelog.bgOrange().text("bk orange").underline().flush("undeline");

API

Chain styles to use for the string argument with text or flush function. The next to each other style function will be merged. For example, comelog.red().bold().text("value 1").bgRed().flush("value 2") will print value 1 with red and bold style. And the value 2 has red background.

The flush must appear last in the chain.

Comelog supports some preset API. info, warn, and error are easy to use. And these APIs must appear last in the chain because they invoke the flush API.

info

comelog.info("I am info.");

info.png

warn

comelog.info("I am warn.");

warn.png

error

comelog.info("I am error.");

error.png

color

The color function will set the color for text.

comelog.color("#FF0000").flush("Red Color");

bgColor

The bgColor function will set the background color for text.

comelog.bgColor("#FFFFFF").flush("White BG");

text

The text function add the message to log.

comelog.text("text").flush();

log

It is similar to text. But log will finish the chain and print all message to devtools.

comelog.red().flush("red log");

flush

This api should only be used by developers. It is recommended to use log instead of.

It is similar to log. But flush will return the whole data.

const data = comelog.red().flush("red flush");
console.log(data);

style

You could use style function to custom style.

comelog.style({ color: "#FF0000" }).flush("Red Text");
comelog.style({ backgroundColor: "#FFFFFF" }).flush("White BG");

Styles

Here is the preset style api.

Colors and Background colors

The comelog support css color keywords to be the color add bgColor function.

comelog.white().bgOrange().flush("hello world");

Modifiers

  • bold
  • italic
  • border
  • radius
  • shadow
  • font
  • padding
  • margin
  • capitalize
  • uppercase
  • lowercase
  • spacing
  • underline
comelog.blod().underline().flush("hello world");
comelog.lowercase().capitalize().flush("hello world");