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@defichainwizard/custom-logging

v0.3.11

Published

The npm custom logging library for the DeFIChain Wizard

Downloads

32

Readme

DeFiChain Custom logger

The custom logging library for the DeFiChain Wizard

Basic Usage

import { logDebug, logError, logInfo, logWarn } from "@defichainwizard/custom-logging";

logInfo("This is an INFO!");
logError("This is an ERROR!");
logWarn("This is an WARNING!");
logDebug("This is a debug message!");
logDebug({ name: "John Doe", age: 41 });
logInfo(1, 2, 3, 4);

This will result in this output:

console info

Important: If you have NODE_ENV set to "production", then DEBUG will not log out anything. Only INFO, WARNING and ERROR.

Printing tables

You can also print out Objects and Arraysas table:

import { logTable } from "@defichainwizard/custom-logging";


logTable({ name: "John Doe", age: 41 });
logTable(["John", "Smith"], ["Jane", "Doe"], ["Emily", "Jones"]);
logTable([
  { account: 345, text: "Oranges", dollars: 100 },
  { account: 407, text: "Bananas", dollars: 300 },
]);

This will result in this output:

Table logging

Printing some information about the current wallet

If you want to print out some information about a certain wallet, you can do this:

const walletInfo: WalletInfo = {
  Address: "8defichainBurnAddressXXXXXXXdRQkSm",
  UTXO: new BigNumber(12312.14).toNumber(),
  Blockheight: 21312,
};

const tokens: Array<AddressToken>  {
    id: "0",
    amount: "190420.61840602",
    symbol: "DFI",
    symbolKey: "DFI",
    name: "Default Defi token",
    isDAT: true,
    isLPS: false,
    isLoanToken: false,
    displaySymbol: "DFI",
  },
  {
    id: "2",
    amount: "420.61840602",
    symbol: "BTC",
    symbolKey: "BTC",
    name: "Bitcoin",
    isDAT: true,
    isLPS: false,
    isLoanToken: false,
    displaySymbol: "dBTC",
  },
];

logWalletInfo(walletInfo, tokens);

This will result in this output:

wallet info

Send messages to Telegram

Important: Please consider also sending an error message via Telegram to users.

But you can of course send a message any time, if you want to inform about certain things.