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sloth-log

v1.0.4

Published

A very slow logger

Downloads

13

Readme

sloth-log

npm Sloth typescript Funny Useful Sloth

What is sloth-log?

sloth-log is a logging library for node.js. It is designed to simulate a human being writing logs in a slowed down fashion. It is possible to configure the speed at which the logs are written, and the library will write the logs at that speed.

A fun use case for this library is to simulate ChatGPT answering your questions in a slowed down fashion.

Installation

npm install sloth-log

Usage

You can use sloth-log in a synchronous or asynchronous manner. The asynchronous manner is recommended, as it will not block the event loop.

Synchronous

const slothLog = require('sloth-log');

slowthLog.log('Hello World!');

Asynchronous


const slothLog = require('sloth-log');

await slothLog.logAsync('Hello World!');

Configuration

You can configure the speed at which the logs are written by passing a second argument to the log function. The second argument is an object with the following properties:

  • speed: The speed at which the logs are written in milliseconds
  • maxWordsAtOnce: The maximum number of words that can be written at once. This is to simulate a human being writing the logs.
const slothLog = require('sloth-log');

slotLog.log('Hello World!', { speed: 1000, maxWordsAtOnce: 2 });