I've made this simple logging system to help keep my logging consistent across projects. While unoriginal, it's a somewhat decent package for those looking for the same ideas I had in mind, since this one's a little different from others I've wanted to use.

Features

• ✅ Customizable application name.
• ✅ Customizable colors for everything.
• ✅ No Dependencies, very demure.
• ✅ Optional Debug mode.
• ❌ Meows when an error occurs.

Installation

This can be made via your package manager of choice, here's NPM as an example:

npm install logena

Functions

logena.set

Parameters

• config: An object containing configuration options.

  • debug (optional): boolean - Enable or disable debug mode.
  • appName (optional): string - Set the application name.
  • useTimestamps (optional): boolean - Enable or disable timestamps in logs.
  • colors (optional): object - Customize colors.
    • timestamp: string - Color for the timestamp.
    • appName: string - Color for the application name.
    • message: string - Color for the message.
    • levels: object - Customize colors for different log levels.
      • info: string - Color for info level logs.
      • warn: string - Color for warn level logs.
      • error: string - Color for error level logs.
      • debug: string - Color for debug level logs.

• logena.info

• logena.warn

• logena.error

• logena.debug

logena.info

Parameters

• appName (optional): string - Set the application name (Overrides preset name).
• message: string | object - The message to log.

logena.warn

Parameters

• appName (optional): string - Set the application name (Overrides preset name).
• message: string | object - The message to log.

logena.error

Parameters

• appName (optional): string - Set the application name (Overrides preset name).
• message: string | object - The message to log.

logena.debug (ONLY LOGS IF DEBUG MODE IS ENABLED VIA logena.set)

Parameters

• appName (optional): string - Set the application name (Overrides preset name).
• message: string | object - The message to log.

JS Examples

• TypeScript works as well, via import syntax.

const {Logena} = require('logena');
// or import Logena from 'logena';

Logena.set({
    debug: true,
    appName: "LOGENA",
    colors: {
        appName: "red"
        levels: {
            info: "green"
        }
    }
    useTimestamps: true
});

Logena.info("Hello, world!"); // 2024-10-15 18:00:00Z [LOGENA] INFO: Hello, world!
Logena.warn("Hello, world!"); // 2024-10-15 18:00:00Z [LOGENA] WARN: Hello, world!
Logena.error("Hello, world!"); // 2024-10-15 18:00:00Z [LOGENA] ERROR: Hello, world!
Logena.debug("Hello, world!"); // 2024-10-15 18:00:00Z [LOGENA] DEBUG: Hello, world!

License

MIT :3

Contributing

Want to contribute? Feel free to fork and make a pull request! Every contribution will be reviewed, and appreciated.

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