💥 VLogger

VLogger is a utility class for console logging, error throwing, and data validation in JavaScript applications.

🚀 Installation

To use VLogger, you can require it as a module in your JavaScript code.

npm install vlogger

💼 Methods

• INFO(data, message, ?_dir)
• THROW(error, message, ?_dir)
• ERROR(error, message, ?_dir)
• VTHROW(data, message, ?_dir, ?name)
• DEBUG(data, ?_dir, ?name, ?message)

🎮 Usage

Import the VLogger class into your JavaScript file:

const VLogger = require('vlogger');

const vlog = new VLogger(true); // Pass true to enable logging

.INFO() : Logging an informational message

function doSomething() {
    const data = getData();
    if (data) {
        await useData(data);
        
        vlog.INFO(data, 'This is an informational message', '.doSomething()');    
    }
}

.THROW() : Logging an error and throwing an error

try {
    const data = await functionThatThrows();
} catch (error) {
    vlog.THROW(error, 'An error occurred', '.functionThatThrows()');
}

.ERROR() : Logging an error

try {
    const data = await functionThatThrows();
} catch (erro) {
    vlog.ERROR(error, 'An error occurred', '.functionThatThrows()');
}

.VTHROW() : Logging an error and throwing an error if data is invalid

const data = await getData();
vlog.VTHROW(data, 'Data is invalid', '.getData()', 'Invalid Data');

.DEBUG() : Logging a debug message

function fetchImportantData() {
    const data = await getData();
    vlog.DEBUG(data, 'fetchImportantData()', '.getData()', 'Debug message');
}

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

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