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@fababracx/ngx-console-logger

v2.0.0

Published

Logging library for Angular

Downloads

5

Readme

NgxConsoleLogger

Logging library for Angular

Usage

  • In AppModule add in import : NgxConsoleLoggerModule.forRoot(useDefaultConfig, environment, activatePerfLogs, defaultPrefixMinPad)
  • In ChildModule add in import : NgxConsoleLoggerModule.forChild()
  • In environment.ts files add :
export const environment = {
  production: false,
  ngxConsoleLogger: {
    debug: 'green',
    info: 'blue',
    error: 'red',
    warn: 'orange',

    // NG hooks
    ngOnChanges: ['orange', 'ngOnChange'],
    ngOnInit: ['orange', 'ngOnInit'],
    ngDoCheck: ['orange', 'ngDoCheck'],
    ngOnDestroy: ['orange', 'ngOnDestroy'],

    // Create
    create: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE'],
    createComponent: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Component'],
    createDirective: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Directive'],
    createService: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Service'],
    createPipe: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Pipe'],
    createGuard: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Guard'],
    createResolver: ['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Resolver'],

    // Performance logs
    perf: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF'],
    perfComponent: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF - Component'],
    perfCD: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF - CD'],
    perfDom: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF - Dom'],

    // Network logs
    network: ['blue', 'HTTP'],
    networkRequest: ['blue', 'HTTP - Request'],
    networkResponse: ['blue', 'HTTP - Response'],
    networkError: ['red', 'HTTP - Error'],
    networkCreate: ['green', 'HTTP - Create'],

    // NG types
    resolve: 'brown',
    guard: 'sandybrown',
    validator: 'plum',
    pipe: 'brown',
    callback: 'violet',
    state: 'blueviolet', // Redux style or BehaviorSubject, as you want

    // Specific logs for NGXS, Akita
    action: ['#8f72cf', '@ACTION'], // to log inside Action method
    select: ['#84467c', '@SELECT'], // to log inside select method
    errorState: ['#cf3c04', '@ERROR'], // to log error in Store
    effect: ['8F72CF', '@EFFECT'], // to log inside effect method (even if using @Effet is not advised)

    // Tests
    tu: ['green', 'TU'],
    ti: ['green', 'TI'],
    te2e: ['green', 'E2E'],

    // Colors
    pink: ['#FF40BD;', '####'],
    red: ['red', '####'], // red without the console.error() stacktrace
    orange: ['orange', '####'],
    green: ['springgreen', '####'],
    blue: ['cadetblue', '####'],
    violet: ['blueviolet', '####']
  }
};
  • In environment-prod.ts files add :
export const environment = {
  production: true,
  ngxConsoleLogger: {
    // only error and warn will output to the console.
    error: 'red',
    warn: 'orange',

    // Performance logs
    perf: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF'],
    perfComponent: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF - Component'],
    perfCD: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF - CD'],
    perfDom: ['darkturquoise', 'PERF - Dom']
  }
};
  • You can log in console with command

NgxConsoleLogger.createComponent('NgxConsoleLoggerDemoComponent');

  • You can init undefined log with command

NgxConsoleLogger.initLog('createComponent',['lightgreen', 'CREATE - Component']);

  • You can activate a log with command

NgxConsoleLogger.activateLogs('perf'); > NgxConsoleLogger.activateLogs('perf','createComponent');

  • You can deactivate a log with command

NgxConsoleLogger.deactivateLogs('perf'); > NgxConsoleLogger.deactivateLogs('perf','createComponent');

  • You can activate perf logs with command

NgxConsoleLogger.activatePerfLogs('perf');

  • You can deactivate pers logs with command

NgxConsoleLogger.deactivatePerfLogs();