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sleeklogs

v1.0.7

Published

A library for better looks and better logs.

Downloads

4

Readme

SleekLog

SleekLog is a Node.js logging library designed to enhance the way developers log information in their applications. This library provides customizable and color-coded log outputs, file logging capabilities, and support for custom log levels, making it versatile for both development and production environments.

Features

  • Color-coded Log Output: Customize log colors for better visual distinction between log levels.
  • Custom Log Levels: Define and use custom log levels that suit your application's needs.
  • File Logging: Enable logging to a file for persistent log storage.
  • Error Handling with Traceability: Log errors with stack traces for easier debugging.
  • Bar Chart Logging: Draw ASCII bar charts in the console for visual representation of metrics like CPU and memory usage.
  • Flexible Configuration: Configure logging preferences such as file logging paths and whether to enable or disable certain features.

Supported Colors

SleekLog supports the following colors for log customization:

  • Foreground Colors:

    • Black: \x1b[30m
    • Red: \x1b[31m
    • Green: \x1b[32m
    • Yellow: \x1b[33m
    • Blue: \x1b[34m
    • Magenta: \x1b[35m
    • Cyan: \x1b[36m
    • White: \x1b[37m
  • Background Colors:

    • Black: \x1b[40m
    • Red: \x1b[41m
    • Green: \x1b[42m
    • Yellow: \x1b[43m
    • Blue: \x1b[44m
    • Magenta: \x1b[45m
    • Cyan: \x1b[46m
    • White: \x1b[47m

Installation

Install SleekLog using npm:

npm install sleeklogs

Please do not use

@lmaoleonix/sleeklogs

It's the same but just use sleeklogs.

Usage

Here's how to get started with SleekLog:

const SleekLog = require('sleeklogs');
const logger = new SleekLog({
    enableFileLogging: true,
    levels: {
        debug: { color: "\x1b[36m" }  // Example of the custom log level
    }
});

logger.log('info', 'This is an informational message.', '#E1E1E1'); // Example using hex color
logger.log('debug', 'This is a custom debug message.');
logger.logError('An error occurred', new Error('Something went wrong'));

// Example of drawing a bar chart for CPU and memory usage
const currentCpuUsage = 30;
const totalCpuCapacity = 100;
const usedMemory = 4;
const totalMemory = 16;

logger.drawBar('CPU Usage', currentCpuUsage, totalCpuCapacity, 40);
logger.drawBar('Memory Usage', usedMemory, totalMemory, 40);

// A nice spinner if you need it for loading something
logger.startSpinner(5000, 'Processing data...', logger.colors.fg.magenta);
setTimeout(() => {
  console.log('Operation completed.');
}, 6000);

Reporting Issues

Please report any bugs or issues you find while using SleekLog on our GitHub Issues page.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.