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tick-log

v1.1.4

Published

An ultra-lightweight, pure javascript library which gives colored log data for both node and browser.

Downloads

29

Readme

This is an ultra-lightweight, pure javascript library which gives colored log data for both node and browser.

If output is not TTY colors are suppressed so that the logs can still be human readable.

Installation

yarn add tick-log

Usage

const tickLog = require('tick-log');
tickLog.start('This is the START log message');
tickLog.info('This is the INFO log message');
tickLog.success('This is the SUCCESS log message');
tickLog.error('This is the ERROR log message');

API

| Name | Description | |-------|-------------| |start| Uses yellow label when the output is TTY| |info| Uses blue label when the output is TTY| |success| Uses green label when the output is TTY| |error| Uses red background label when the output is TTY| |forceColor| When the output is not TTY, pass true to still use the coloring. (For browsers coloring still will not apply.)|

Common paraters

| Name | Description | |-------|-------------| | text | The text to be printed | |useProcessStdoutWrite| In some cases console.log output is badly formatted (like using console.log within jest).For such cases you can ask to use process.stdout.write. If process.stdout does not exist this flag is ignored. (Defaults to false) |

License

The license is MIT and full text here.

Used Modules

None