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@caviajs/logger

v0.2.4

Published

ecosystem for your guinea pig

Downloads

19

Readme

Introduction

This package includes a Logger with which you can create logs and manage sensitivity.

Usage

Installation

npm install @caviajs/logger --save

Logging

import { Logger } from '@caviajs/logger';

Logger.trace('Hello Cavia');
// or with params
Logger.trace('Hello Cavia', { requestId: 'f9ed4675f1c53513c61a3b3b4e25b4c0', /* ... */ });

Sensitivity

If you want to change the sensitivity of the logger, you just need to set the environment variable LOGGER_LEVEL.

  • OFF - logger turned off,
  • FATAL - only FATAL logs,
  • ERROR - ERROR and all of above levels (except OFF),
  • WARN - WARN and all of above levels (except OFF),
  • INFO - INFO and all of above levels (except OFF),
  • DEBUG - DEBUG and all of above levels (except OFF),
  • TRACE - TRACE and all of above levels (except OFF),
  • ALL (default) - all of above levels (except OFF),