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@livy/console-formatter

v1.0.3

Published

Description of console-formatter

Downloads

287

Readme

@livy/console-formatter

This Livy formatter formats log records with highlighting for terminals in a human-readable way.

Basic Example

const { FileHandler } = require('@livy/file-handler')
const { ConsoleFormatter } = require('@livy/console-formatter')

const handler = new FileHandler('logs.txt', {
  formatter: new ConsoleFormatter()
})

Installation

Install it via npm:

npm install @livy/console-formatter

Options

An object of options can be passed to this formatter's constructor.

The following options are available:

decorated

Type: boolean | undefined

Default: undefined

Description: Whether records should be highlighted with ANSI escape sequences. If this option is not provided (or explicitly set to undefined), color support will be detected automatically.

ignoreEmptyContext

Type: boolean

Default: false

Description: Whether to omit empty context objects (only if extra is empty as well).

ignoreEmptyExtra

Type: boolean

Default: true

Description: Whether to omit empty extra objects.

include

Type: Partial<IncludedRecordProperties>

Default: {}

Description: Which log record properties to include in the output. The passed object is merged into the following default:

{
  datetime: true,
  channel: false,
  level: true,
  severity: false,
  message: true,
  context: true,
  extra: true
}

Public API

decorated

Whether records should be highlighted with ANSI escape sequences. Initially set through the decorated option.

ignoreEmptyContext

Whether to omit empty context objects (only if extra is empty as well). Initially set through the ignoreEmptyContext option.

ignoreEmptyExtra

Whether to omit empty extra objects. Initially set through the ignoreEmptyExtra option.

include

Which log record properties to include in the output. Initially set through the include option.