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@byuhbll/log-interceptor

v0.0.3

Published

Basic JavaScript library for intercepting default logger to customize/enrich log output.

Downloads

98

Readme

Log Interceptor (a JS Library)

This is a simple library that "monkey patches" JavaScript's native console logger, extending its functionality and allowing for local customization. This is primarily intended for use on Node/SSR applications to improve log tracking. Note: This application is only made for and guaranteed to work with NodeJS; using it for browser rendered applications may work but is not tested.

How to Use

Since this library overrides the console logger, which is global, the following line of code can be placed in any executed JavaScript, preferably at the top level as the application is starting/bootstrapping/etc. Simply import the log interceptor and call interceptLogs():

import LogInterceptor from "@byuhbll/log-interceptor";

LogInterceptor.interceptLogs();