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@funhouse-atelier/logger

v1.0.1

Published

A customized version of the `loglevel` NPM package.

Downloads

2

Readme

@funhouse-atelier/logger

Description

A customized version of the loglevel NPM package.

Requirements

  • Node.js >=16.0.0

Usage

Installing

  1. Enter the terminal command to install the logger package from NPM.
npm i @funhouse-atelier/logger

Instantiating

  1. Import the logger package in a JavaScript file.
import logger from "@funhouse-atelier/logger";
  1. Instantiate the logger.
const log = logger({ name: "@test.js", level: 0 });

Notes

The options object passed to logger() is not required, but is included here for demonstration.

The name option is not required. If name is included logger() will return a logger instance with that particular name, and that name will be included in all logs created with that instance. If name is not included a global logger instance will be returned, and "root" will be used as the name.

The level option is not required. If level is included it will set the suppression level of that logger instance, where 0 means "show all log messages" and 5 means "silent". If level is not included the default level of 3 will be used the first time the logger is instantiated.

Logging to Console

A list of all log output methods available on an instance of logger, starting with the maximum suppression level for them to be output:

  • 0: log.trace(message)
  • 1: log.debug(message)
  • 2: log.info(message)
  • 3: log.warn(message)
  • 4: log.error(message)

Dependencies