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@gilt-tech/swig-util

v2.6.3

Published

A collection of common utilities for use within swig tasks.

Downloads

4

Readme

gilt-swig-util

Contains utility modules for swig.

swig-util

Documentation forthcoming

swig-log

Swig-log provides logging mechanisms to swig modules. The log object is appended onto the swig-wide swig shared object.

Properties:

  • log.symbols This object is initally populated with unicode symbols from the npm module log-symbols. If --pretty=false is used, the unicode symbols are replaced with ascii representations. Available properties:

    • symbols.info
    • symbols.warning
    • symbols.error
    • symbols.success
    • symbols.connector
    • symbols.start
  • log.padding The default line padding used by the main function.

Methods:

  • log(what) Sends data to the terminal. eg. console.log.

  • log.confirm(question) Sends a question to the terminal and waits for user input. Returns the user's response.

  • log.error(prefix, what) Sends an 'error' line to the terminal. The line is prefixed with the error symbol, optional prefix text, and the data specified.

  • log.info(prefix, what) Sends an 'info' line to the terminal. The line is prefixed with the info symbol, optional prefix text, and the data specified.

  • log.padLeft(what, howMany) Pads a string at the beginning with the number of log.padding values specified.

  • log.padLeft(what, howMany) Pads a string at the end with the number of log.padding values specified.

  • log.success(prefix, what) Sends a 'success' line to the terminal. The line is prefixed with the success symbol, optional prefix text, and the data specified.

  • log.strip(what) Strips ansi colors from a string. Provided by the npm module strip-ansi.

  • log.task(name) Sends a 'task' line to the terminal. The line is prefixed with the start symbol and the name of the task.

  • log.verbose(what) Akin to log(what) but only if the --verbose flag is used.

  • log.warn(prefix, what) Sends an 'warning' line to the terminal. The line is prefixed with the warning symbol, optional prefix text, and the data specified.

  • log.write(what) Sends data to the terminal without a trailing newline.