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@mikosoft/echo

v1.0.1

Published

Output messages to the console while simultaneously dispatching them through an event emitter.

Downloads

13

Readme

@mikosoft/echo

Print nice messages to console and push it via event emitter.

The echo message has object format:

{
  msg: string|object,
  method: 'log'|'objekt'|'error'|'image',
  time: string
}

Installation

$ npm install --save @mikosoft/echo

Example

/*** NodeJS script ***/
const { EventEmitter } = require('events');
const Echo = require('@mikosoft/echo');

const eventEmitter = new EventEmitter();
eventEmitter.on('echo-event', echoMsg => console.log('EVT::', echoMsg));

const echo = new Echo(true, 10, eventEmitter);
// echo.short = false;

const f1 = async () => {
  await echo.log('One', 'two', 3, { a: 22 }, true);
};

f1().catch(console.log);

API

constructor(short = true, delay = 100, eventEmitter)

  • short - print long or short message
  • delay - delay between two consecutive echoes (useful in loops)
  • eventEmitter - external event emitter

log(...args:any) :void

Send comma separated strings to console log and event emitter. Use multiple parameters like in console.log, for example: await echo.log('one', 'two', 12, {a: 88}) Bright green color.

warn(...args:any) :void

Send comma separated warnings to console log and event emitter. Use multiple parameters like in console.log, for example: await echo.warn('Warning:', 'bad request', 404) Bright yellow color.

error(err:Error|string) :void

Send error to console log and event emitter. The error is converted to JS object {message, stack}. The err parameter can be string (error message) or error object. Usage: await echo.error(new Error('Scraper error')) Bright red color.

objekt(obj:object) :void

Convert object to nice fomatted string and send it to console log and event emitter. Usage: await echo.objekt({a:'str', b:55}) Bright blue color.

image(img_b64:string) :void

Send image in the base64 format to console log and event emitter. Usage: await echo.image('v1w4fnDx9N5fD4t2ft93Y/88IaZLbaPB8+3O1ef+/+jfXqzzf...') Gray color.

License

The software licensed under MIT.