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@adrocodes/log

v1.0.3

Published

Definitely recommend using this in a browser environment, don't know what will happen in a Node environment.

Downloads

5

Readme

Colour Logger

Definitely recommend using this in a browser environment, don't know what will happen in a Node environment.

A very basic package to console.log things in colourful ways. Colours are based on the default tailwind colours.

Sorry the package is scoped to a person and not a grouping of packages like babel. This is just for my own fun and experimenting.

import log from "@adrocodes/log"

log("some message", "red", { ...anyOtherData, it_is: "optional" })

You can implement this if your own project without this package.

console.log("%c <your message>", "<css - eg> color: red", {
	optional: "extras",
})

What to contribute?

Here are some details about how the package was created.

Commands

  1. start - start the development process
  2. build - build for production
  3. test - run the tests once
  4. test:watch - run the tests in watch mode

Description

A very basic (by design) setup for creating npm packages. Edit the index.ts file with your functionality, write some tests if you want, build and ship it. Bundles using Parcel, meaning you can extend it if you need to or just leave it as is.


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