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ng-logx

v1.0.1

Published

This library provides a simple way for logging anything what you need.

Readme

NgLogx

This library provides a simple way for logging anything what you need.

How to use

Just run this command in root of your project:

npm install ng-logx

Then you can import NgLogx decorator with your class method.

For instance:

import { NgLogx } from "ng-logx";
@NgLogx({ type: LogType.SYNC, level: LogLevel.INFO })
private syncOperation(): string {
    return "Hello, World!";
}

Or:

import { NgLogx } from "ng-logx";
@NgLogx({ type: LogType.ASYNC, level: LogLevel.WARNING })
private asyncOperation(): Observable<any> {
    return this.http.get('/api/posts');
}

Options

Basically @ngLogx decorator takes parameter as NgLogxParameters. Here we have possible options for that:

Level

Possible values: LogLevel.INFO, LogLevel.WARNING, LogLevel.ERROR Description: level parameter related to visual style and type of your logged message. It has relation with standard Console object.

type

Possible values: LogType.SYNC, LogType.ASYNC Description: type related to type of your method - standard synchronized or implemented by RxJS's Observable type.

enable

Possible values: true or false Description: enable option needs to turn off log feature if you don't need it at the moment.

options - can use only with level: LogLevel.INFO

Description: options contains some CSS-like rules about how to display whole message.