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@ayanaware/logger-api

v2.2.0

Published

Logger API for usage in libraries

Downloads

87

Readme

@ayanaware/logger-api NPM Discord Install size XO code style

Logger API for usage in libraries

What this is

This is a really small module defining the API of @ayanaware/logger for usage in libraries.

Why this exists

Some people who make a library might not want to force people to use @ayanaware/logger but still use it in their applications for logging. With @ayanaware/logger-api it is up to the user if he want's to use @ayanaware/logger or not. If the user doesn't install the @ayanaware/logger module themselves, libraries using @ayanaware/logger-api won't show any log output. However if the user does install it, the logging will work.

Technically the library user could just disable @ayanaware/logger but that is configuration effort and also leaves the module installed doing nothing and consuming disk space.

Installation

With NPM

npm i @ayanaware/logger-api

With Yarn

yarn add @ayanaware/logger-api

Usage

Look at the README of the main module for usage. Note that some features aren't available for libraries as it is an anti-pattern to access them.

Links

GitLab repository

NPM package

License

Refer to the LICENSE file.