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@rabbitcc/log

v0.4.6

Published

A log tool

Downloads

10

Readme

Yet anthor logger tool

Works on Nodejs and Browsers

Terminal:

Terminal

Browser:

browser

Install

npm i -D @rabbitcc/log

Usage

import log from '@rabbitcc/log'

log.info('name', 'action', 'contents')

Setup logger level

// via cross-env scripts

cross-env LOGGER_LEVEL=DEBUG

Or if you want works on browser, can pass the evn via webpack.EnvironmentPlugin

plugins: [
  //...other plugins

  new EnvironmentPlugin([ 'LOGGER_LEVEL' ]),

  // or pass default level if not set

  new EnvironmentPlugin({ LOGGER_LEVEL: process.env.LOGGER_LEVEL }),
]

You can pass log level by number and string type, below syntax are vaild.

cross-env LOGGER_LEVEL=warn
cross-env LOGGER_LEVEL=WARN
cross-env LOGGER_LEVEL=40

If process.env.DEBUG flag was found, the logger level is set to DEBUG.

There is some build-in logger levels:

| NAME | WEIGHT | DEFAULT? | |-------|--------|----------| | trace | 100 | no | | debug | 80 | no | | info | 60 | yes | | warn | 40 | no | | error | 20 | no | | fatal | 0 | no |

By the way, the FATAL level will highlight by background color.

Feature, log with origin file position

show origin file position

Enable this feature need setup as babel plugins:

{
  "plugins": ["@rabbitcc/log/inject-position"]
}

// setup with options

{
  "plugins": [["@rabbitcc/log/inject-position", {
    // ...options see below
  }]]
}

The inject position plugin options:

type InjectPositionPluginOptions = {
  test?: RegExp = /^@rabbitcc\/log/
}

In browser, you need to add folder to chrome devtools workspace.

browser workspace

This feature also works on terminal. Your terminal should support hyperlinks.

cmder hyperlinks

Feature, log sync on terminal and browser via webpack-hot-client socket server

If you want log both on terminal and browser, like this:

sync with terminal and browser

You can use createSocket with webpack-serve via WebSocket.

Setup browsers:

import log, { createSocket } from '@rabbitcc/log/socket'

if('production' !== process.env.NODE_ENV) {
  createSocket({ /* ...options see below */ })
}

log.info('name', 'action', 'contents')

And apply logger to webpack.config.js:

import { createSocket } from '@rabbitcc/log/socket'

serve: {
  on: {
    listening() {
      createSocket({ /* ...options see below */ })
    }
  }
}

The createSocket options:

type CreateSocketOptions = {
  /**
   * socket url, default to webpack-hot-client ws socket string
   */
  socket?: string = 'ws://localhost:8081'
}