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react-advanced-logger

v1.0.5

Published

A powerful and extensible logger for React + Redux with advanced features

Readme

🪵 React Advanced Logger

A simple yet powerful logger for React applications with full Redux Toolkit integration, environment-aware logging, batching, error capturing, and more.


✨ Features

  • ✅ Global logger (not tied to hooks or components)
  • 🧠 Redux middleware (auto-logs actions, state, diffs, async actions)
  • 🔄 Environment-based logging (development, staging, etc.)
  • 📦 Batching with optional sendToServer support
  • 🧩 Action filtering by tag, level, or name
  • 🕵️ Error capturing (global + promise)
  • 📈 Built-in timer and grouped logs
  • 🧪 Extensible and Typescript-friendly

🚀 Installation

npm install react-advanced-logger

🔧 Basic Setup

import logger from 'react-advanced-logger';

logger.config({
    currentEnv: 'development',
    envs: ['development', 'staging'],
    minLevel: 'debug',
    prefix: '🪵',
});

✅ Usage

logger.info('App loaded');
logger.debug('User data', {id: 123});
logger.timer('Render').end();

You can also group logs:

logger.group('Loading user');
logger.info('Fetching...');
logger.groupEnd();

🛑 Silent Mode

logger.silent(true); // disable all logs

🧠 Redux Integration (Redux Toolkit)

import {configureStore} from '@reduxjs/toolkit';
import logger from 'react-advanced-logger';

const store = configureStore({
    reducer: rootReducer,
    middleware: (getDefaultMiddleware) =>
        getDefaultMiddleware().concat(
            logger.createReduxLoggerMiddleware({
                level: 'info',
                tag: 'Redux',
                diffOnly: true,
                asyncSuffixes: ['pending', 'fulfilled', 'rejected'],
                excludeActions: ['ui/setLoading'],
            })
        ),
});

📋 Configuration Options

logger.config({
    currentEnv: 'staging',        // Overrides NODE_ENV
    envs: ['development'],        // Allowed envs to log in
    minLevel: 'info',             // Minimum log level
    prefix: '🪵',                 // Console prefix
    allowedTags: ['Redux'],       // Only show logs with specific tags
    batch: true,                  // Enable batch logging
    batchSize: 5,                 // Batch size
    sendToServer: (logs) => fetch('/log', {method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify(logs)}),
});

🔎 API Reference

logger.debug(), info(), warn(), error()

logger.debug('Loading user', {id: 123}, {tag: 'User'});

logger.timer(label)

const t = logger.timer('Render');
// later...
t.end();

logger.captureErrors()

Enable automatic capture of global errors and unhandled promise rejections:

logger.captureErrors();

🧪 Unit Testing Friendly

  • Disable logs completely in tests via:
logger.silent(true);

📄 License

MIT © Jingx