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loggy-ts

v1.0.0

Published

Simplify Logging

Readme

Loggy

Simplify logging in your application + TypeSafe

Installation

npm install loggy-ts

Features

  • Minimal logging library
  • Cloud log backup using
  • Custom log message format

Usage


import { createLogger, Loggy } from 'loggy-ts'

// You can use either to initialize an instance in 2 ways

// 1. one way
const logger = createLogger({
    path: 'some-path',
    formatMessageTemplate: '😊 ({TIME}) - ({LEVEL}) - >> {MESSAGE}',
    backupDuration: 3600 * 1000 // 1 hour in MS
    logLevelColor: {
        error: {
            color: 'blue',
        },
    },
    shouldBackUp: true,
    cloud: {
        ut: {
            apiKey: '...'
        }
    }
});

// 2. second way
const logger = new Loggy({
    path: 'some-path',
    formatMessageTemplate: '😊 ({TIME}) - ({LEVEL}) - >> {MESSAGE}',
    backupDuration: 3600 * 1000 // 1 hour in MS
    logLevelColor: {
        error: {
            color: 'blue',
        },
    },
    shouldBackUp: true,
    cloud: {
        ut: {
            apiKey: '...'
        }
    }
});

// # list of available logging method

logger.debug('hi this debug');
logger.warn('hello this is warn')
logger.error('hello this is error')
logger.info('hello this is info')
logger.silly('hello this is silly')
logger.custon('hello this is custom')

API Reference

LoggyOptions

To configure the Cloud Backup Service, users need to provide the following parameters:

  • path: The path to the data to be backed up.
  • formatMessageTemplate: The template for formatting log messages. Supported placeholders include {TIME}, {LEVEL}, and {MESSAGE}.
  • backupDuration: The duration (in milliseconds) between backups. Default is set to 1 hour.
  • shouldBackUp: A boolean indicating whether backups should be performed.
  • logLevelColor: You can configure your log level color.
  • cloud: Configuration for the cloud storage provider.
    • ut: Configuration specific to the cloud provider. Currently, only API key is supported.
      • apiKey: The API key for accessing the cloud storage provider.

License

MIT License © 2024 Eric Zhang