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traccia

v1.0.1

Published

A flexible and configurable logging library for JavaScript/TypeScript applications.

Readme

Traccia ✍️

A flexible and configurable logging library for JavaScript/TypeScript applications.

Quick Start

import traccia from "traccia";

// Initialize with default configuration
traccia.init();

// Start logging
traccia.info("Hello, world!");
traccia.warn("This is a warning");
traccia.error("Something went wrong");

Features

  • Multiple log levels: Trace, Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Fatal
  • Configurable targets: Console, File, and custom targets
  • Custom formatters: Create your own log formatting logic
  • Context support: Add contextual data to log records
  • TypeScript support: Full type definitions included

Configuration

Initialize traccia with custom configuration:

import traccia from "traccia";

traccia.init({
  level: traccia.LogLevel.Debug,
  targets: [new traccia.Console()],
  formatter: new traccia.DefaultFormatter(),
});

Examples

Check out the examples/ directory for comprehensive usage examples:

  • demo.js - Basic logging with different levels
  • file.js - Logging to files with custom targets
  • formatter.js - Custom formatters with JSDoc implementation

Run examples:

npm run example:demo
npm run example:file
npm run example:formatter

API

Log Levels

  • traccia.trace(message)
  • traccia.debug(message)
  • traccia.info(message)
  • traccia.warn(message)
  • traccia.error(message)
  • traccia.fatal(message)

Configuration Options

  • level: Minimum log level to output
  • targets: Array of output targets (Console, File, etc.)
  • formatter: Custom formatter for log messages

License

MIT