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xxd-log

v2.0.0

Published

Simple console logger with colors and levels.

Downloads

15

Readme

Usage

const log = require("xxd-log");

// Different log levels
// Accept same arguments as `console.log()`
const count = 5;
log.trace("count: %d", count);
log.debug("count:", count);
log.info(`count: ${count}`);
log.warn({ count });
log.error(new Error(`count (${count}) is wrong.`));
log.fatal("Duang!");

// Use chalk directly
console.log(log.chalk.red("This is red."));

Configure

// Change options of the default logger instance.

log.withLabel = false; // Do not display labels before messages.
log.withTimestamp = false; // Do not display current time before messages.
log.highlightStackTrace = false; // Do not highlight key positions in error stack trace.
log.timestampFormat = "HH:mm:ss.SSS"; // Customize the time format.

log.withLabel = log.defaultOptions.withLabel; // reset an option to default value.
// Use an individual instance with different options

const anotherLogger = log.newLogger({
  withLabel: false,
  withTimestamp: false,
  highlightStackTrace: false,
});

You can change these options at any time in the process, and will take effect from next call of logging.

For further instruction of time format, please see moment.js documentation

Options List

| Option | Type | Description | | ------------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | withTimestamp | boolean | Control if print message with timestamp before, default to true | | withLabel | boolean | Control if print message with label (indicating log level) before, default to true | | timestampFormat | string | Define how timestamp looks like, see moment.format() (http://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/), default to 'YYYY-MM-SS HH:mm:ss' | | highlightStackTrace | string | Control if highlight files in project (in process.cwd(), and not in node_modules) in error stack trace. default to true |

Requirements

v2.x

  • Node.js > 12.4.0

v1.x

  • Node.js > 6.0.0
  • or Node.js > 4.0.0 with --harmony