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@albertdz/logger

v1.0.1

Published

A specialized solution for writing logs to files, providing an efficient and straightforward way to maintain a detailed record of your application's activities.

Downloads

10

Readme

Logger

Configuración y Uso de @albertdz/logger

Instalación

npm i @albertdz/logger

o

yarn add @albertdz/logger

Configuración de Variables de Entorno

Antes de utilizar la librería, es necesario configurar algunas variables de entorno que serán utilizadas para su funcionamiento. A continuación se detallan las variables que necesitas configurar:

  • FILE_PATH: Indica la ruta donde se alamcenaran los logs.

  • FILE_NAME: Nombre del fichero donde se guardaran los logs.

  • MAX_RECORDS: Cantidad de registros a guardar.

.env

FILE_PATH="C:/Users/Username/Desktop/Projects/My_app"
FILE_NAME="records"
MAX_RECORDS="100"

Uso

Una vez que tienes configuradas las variables de entorno, puedes comenzar a utilizar la librería. Aquí te mostramos cómo hacerlo:

const logger = require("@albertdz/logger");

logger.info('Info');
logger.error('error');
logger.debug('debug');