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@sedeh/smart-console

v3.0.1

Published

Have you ever been in need of suppressing console logs? Have you thought of a tool that can help you suppress logs based on type, caller, level, or anything else that I cannot think of? Or maybe you DO NOT want to disable a log but want to throttle it! An

Downloads

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Readme

Welcome to Smart Console!

Have you ever been in need of suppressing console logs? Have you thought of a tool that can help you suppress logs based on type, caller, level, or anything else that I cannot think of? Or maybe you DO NOT want to disable a log but want to throttle it! And what if you just want to watch for occurrence of a log? You can use this tool to have your application do all of that and maybe a bit more!

NOTE: http related 403, 500, ... logs are issued natively by zon.js as a result they are out of JavaScript reach and this tool do not have any control over them.

I appreciate comments and ideas to make this tool versatile.

Live Demo | NPM | Comments/Requests

How to use?

Inject the SmartConsoleService and give it the criteria you have for your application and let it all flow the way you have envisioned it.

| Method | arguments |Description | |------------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| | makeSmartLogs | options | Will override console log with given options. You could set-up options in your environment variables and call this method to set your logs based on deployment stage. Or set-up any one of the option attributes at any-time. But remember that the setting is global per application. | | redirectedOutput | - | Will return event emitter that emits logs if redirectOutput flag of options is set. | | markupTrace | event | Will mark-up stack trace from list of plain text to a list of click-able links. | | addWatch | key | Will watch for existence of a particular key in a log. | | removeWatch | key | Will remove a key from watch list. It will be wise to remove subscriptions to this key before calling this method. | | clearWatch | - | Will clear watch list. To avoid leaks, it will be wise to keep a record of your subscriptions and pass them to this method to unsubscribe them for you. |

Options

SmartOptions {
	emitOutput?: boolean,   // log result in to output instead of console.
	logAfterEmit?: boolean, // continue logging into browser console after emitting the log
	logDisabled?: boolean,  // disables all log level console logs
	infoDisabled?: boolean, // disables all info level console logs
	warnDisabled?: boolean, // disables all warn level console logs
	errorDisabled?: boolean,// disables all error level console logs
	tableDisabled?: boolean,// disables all table console logs
	traceDisabled?: boolean,// disables all trace level console logs
	exceptionDisabled?: boolean, // disables all exception level console logs
	debugDisabled?: boolean,// disables all debug level console logs
	assertDisabled?:boolean,// disables assert logs on console
	downGrade?: boolean,    // downgrade a log from warning to info or log to warning, or error to log.
	upgrade?: boolean,      // upgrades a log from info to warning or warning to log, or log to error
	upscale?: boolean,      // shows additional info on each log
	throttleOn?: number,    // block logs less than provided message level (e.g., level_3 or level_5) in a log
	blockCaller?: any[],    // blocks the caller
	suppress?: any[],       // blocks per a keyword
	filter?: any[]          // will eliminate any log that is not in the filter list. void if list 
							// is empty or undefined. opposit of suppress. if supplied, suppress will 
							// only be effective when one of the keywords has passed filtering and 
							// another keyword in the same log is in suppress list. Filter applies
							// to all logs.
}

Examples

import { SmartConsoleService } from '@sedeh/smart-console';
import { environment } from '../../environments/environment';

	// Example of configuring log service based on environment where 
	// options is configured. Alternatively, options could be defined 
	// locally in app component instead of environment.
	constructor(private smartService: SmartConsoleService) {
		this.smartService.makeSmartLogs(environment.options);
	}
	
	// Example of providing listener if emitOutput of 
	// options is configure as true.
	this.smartService.redirectedOutput().subscribe(
		(event) => {
			this.myLogView.push(this.smartService.markupTrace(event));
		}
	);

	// Example of adding a watch on logs
	const sbc = this.smartService
					.addWatch(key)
					.subscribe(
						(event) => {
						// do something with the event
						}
					);
	this.watchSubscribers.push(sbc);
	
	// maybe onDestroy or somewhere else you need to clear the watch list.
	this.smartService.clearWatchList(this.watchSubscribers);

	// Example for throttling logs if throttleOn of options
	// is configured to 5, then all logs less than or equal to
	// level_5 will be blocked (the order of 'level_' location in 
	// log is not important but if it is first, will be noticeable)
	console.log('level_3', 'message that may not be as important', 'additional info');
	console.log('level_6', 'message that may be important', 'additional info');
	console.info('level_6', 'message that may be important', 'additional info');
	console.trace('level_5', 'message that may or may not be as important', 'additional info');
	console.warn('level_5', 'message that may or may not be as important', 'additional info');

Releases

| Version | Description | |---------|----------------------------------------------------------------------| |3.0.0 | Updated to Angular 15. | |2.0.0 | Updated to Angular 8. | |1.2.4 | Fixed issue raised as a result of solving issue 1 on github. | |1.2.2 | Added filtering option as per requested in issue 1 on github. | |1.2.1 | Updated Readme file. | |1.2.0 | Added throttling option in logs. | |1.1.2 | Added debug and exception methods. | |1.1.1 | Fixed the watch code if a JSON is logged. | |1.1.0 | Added watch methods to make it possible for knowing if log is performed containing a particular key. | |1.0.4 | break lines on trace for Safari. | |1.0.3 | Fixed issues on Safari and IE11 browsers. | |1.0.2 | Added functionality to convert stack trace to a link. | |1.0.1 | Added functionality to log to console after emitting it. | |1.0.0 | initial functionality. |

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