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indexdb-log

v1.0.12

Published

A front-end log tool based on IndexDB

Downloads

16

Readme

indexdb-log

This is a small logger implemented with index-db, originally based on idb.

Install

npm install indexdb-log

Usage

Set log

import  IDBLog from 'indexdb-log'

const logger = new IDBLog(config)

logger.setLog('ERROR', { hello: 'world' })

// Same as logger.setLog('INFO', { hello: 'world' })
logger.info({ hello: 'world' })

// Same as logger.setLog('ERROR', { hello: 'world' })
logger.error({ hello: 'world' })

// Same as logger.setLog('WARN', { hello: 'world' })
logger.warn({ hello: 'world' })

Create logger config

| Name | Description | Type | Default | ------------------ |:-----------------------------------------:|:----:|:---| | dbName | The name of indexdb database. | string | log-store | logStoreName | The name of log store in a database. | string | logs | metaStoreName | The name of meta data store in a database. | string | meta | countKey | The name of key which store logs counts. | string | log-count | dbVersion | Version of database. | number | 1 | exclude | A function to determine whether set a log or not, and return a boolean value. | function | () => false | duration | The number of seconds to keep logs, the expired logs will be dropped. | number | 2 days (60 * 1000 * 60 * 24 * 2) | maxCount | Max counts of logs. Oldest logs will be dropped when reached max count. | number | 40 thousand | consoleLog | Print console log or not when set log | boolean | false

Save log files

<button
    onClick={() => logger.saveLogFile(config)}
>
    download logs
</button>

Save logs config

| Name | Description | Type | Default | ------------------ |:-----------------------------------------:|:----:|:---| | title | The name of log file. | string | Logs${CurrentTimestamp}.txt | genLog | A function to create log files format. | function |