Teeny Logger

Teeny Logger is a dead-simple console logger for nodejs command-line applications.

Installation

> cd your-project
> npm install --save-dev teeny-logger

Usage

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger();

log.info("this is an informational log");
log.warn("this is a warning log");
log.error("this is an error log");

API

Methods

Teeny Logger relies on console behind the scenes, and therefore supports the same string substitution capabilities and uses the following methods:

| Method | Description | Output color | | ------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ | | debug | Outputs a message to the console with the log level debug | grey | | log | For general output of logging information. | white | | info | Informative logging of information. | blue | | warn | Outputs a message to the console with the log level debug | yellow | | error | Outputs an error message. | red |

Options

Disabling logging

You can disable logging with silent:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger();

log.info("this will be logged");
// disabling logs in production for example
log.silent = process.env.NODE_ENV === "production";
log.info("but this will not");
log.silent = false;
log.info("this will be logged again!");

This option can also be passed to the constructor:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger({ silent: true });

log.info("this will not be logged");
log.silent = false;
log.info("this will be logged again!");

Disabling colors

You can disable colors with boring:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger();

log.info("this will be logged in the default [info] color");
// disabling colors in test mode for example
log.boring = process.env.NODE_ENV === "test";
log.info("but this will not have any colors :/");
log.boring = false;
log.info("colors are back!");

This option can also be passed to the constructor:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger({ boring: true });

log.info("this will not be logged in color");
log.boring = false;
log.info("this will be logged again!");

Adding a prefix

You can add a prefix to the logs with prefix:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger();

log.info("this will be logged with no prefix");
log.prefix = "[INFO]";
log.info("this will have a prefix!");

The output of that last line would be:

> [INFO] this will have a prefix!

This option can also be passed to the constructor:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger({ prefix: "Log:" });

log.info("this will be logged with a prefix");
log.prefix = false;
log.info("this will be NOT be logged with a prefix");

Adding a local timestamp

You can add a timestamp to the logs with timestamp:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger();

log.info("this will be logged with no timestamp");
log.timestamp = true;
log.info("this will have a timestamp!");

The output of that last line would look like:

> [ Tue Feb 02 2021 8:32:58 PM ] this will have a timestamp!

This option can also be passed to the constructor:

const TeenyLogger = require("teeny-logger");
const log = new TeenyLogger({ timestamp: true });

log.info("this will be logged with a timestamp");
log.timestamp = false;
log.info("this will be NOT be logged with a timestamp");

License

MIT © Arno Versini