loggerJS

console log in formal way for complex javascript applications

Usage

npm install logger-simple

var LoggerJS = require("logger-simple");

create a object as global in the js file

var log_ = new LoggerJS.LoggerJS('#custom profile name');

now console your message using the functions:

log_.info('#message'); log_.info('#message',#data); log_.info('#data'); log_.info('#message',#data,'#functionName');

log_.error('#message'); log_.error('#message',#data); log_.error('#data'); log_.error('#message',#data,'#functionName');

log_.debug('#message'); log_.debug('#message',#data); log_.debug(#data); log_.debug('#message',#data,'#functionName')

The message ,function and custom profile name is expected as string.

The data can be anything array,object,...

if used "use strict" then the function name cannot be acquired , you have to provide it as third parameter explictly.

The way the logging is done:

[INFO] [Message] [2011-10-05T14:48:00.000Z] [#custom profile name : #functionName] [PAYLOAD] {"sample":"test"}

[DEBUG] [Message] [2011-10-05T14:48:00.000Z] [#custom profile name : #functionName] [PAYLOAD] {"sample":"test"}

[ERROR] [Message] [2011-10-05T14:48:00.000Z] [#custom profile name : #functionName] [PAYLOAD] {"sample":"test"}