@abxvn/logger
v2.0.1
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Logger helpers and collapsible logs
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@abxvn/logger
An utility logger for CLI and web, to be reused in our projects
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Features:
- Collapsible:
- Designed to work as a log stream
- Stream writer can be piped and collapsed (replace previous lines with new data)
- Add watcher to collapse other streams (supports process.stdout and process.stderr too)
- Handle ANSI escape codes
- Styled Loggers:
- Some helper methods for styled loggers
- Support both browser and CLI color logging
Examples
Collapsible console logs
import { collapse } from '@abxvn/logger/cli'
// These 2 lines are writen into stdout
collapse.write(`A`)
collapse.write(`B`)
// Previous 2 lines will be removed
collapse.collapse()
Collapsible streams
import { collapsible } from '@abxvn/logger/cli'
collapsible(process.stdout)
collapsible(process.stderr)
collapsible(<anyWritableStream>)
Manipulate other streams
import { collapsible } from '@abxvn/logger/cli'
// All data writen into stdout will be collected
// And can be collapse / hidden later
const stream = collapsible(process.stdout, true)
stream.collapse()
Styled loggers
For browser:
import { styles, logInfo } from '@abxvn/logger'
console.log(color, badge, bold, underline)
color('text', 'blue')
badge('text', 'red', 'white') // white text badge with red background
bold('bold-text')
logInfo(underline('underlined-text'))
For CLI:
import { styles, logInfo } from '@abxvn/logger/cli'
console.log(color, badge, bold, underline)
color('text', 'blue')
badge('text', 'red', 'white') // white text badge with red background
bold('bold-text')
logInfo(underline('underlined-text'))
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md
Contribution
All PRs and ideas for improvement are welcomed.
If you got any issues using this package, don't hesitate to create new 🐞 Bug report with a proper package:<name>
label.
Feel free to clone this project, make changes that your feel necessary and pull request anytime you want.
Install dependencies and run development build:
pnpm install
pnpm start
Working on your first Pull Request?
You can learn how from this free video series: How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub
To help you get your feet wet and get you familiar with our contribution process, we have a list of good first issues that contain bugs that have a relatively limited scope. This is a great place to get started.
Cheers 🍻