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@supercollider/logger

v1.0.0

Published

Console logging utility for supercollider.js for debugging with color support and special formatting for OSC messages.

Downloads

66

Readme

@supercollider/logger

NPM downloads MIT License

Console logging utility for supercollider.js for debugging with color support and special formatting for OSC messages.

This is used internally by other @supercollider packages.

Usage

const Logger = require("@supercollider/logger").default;

const debug = true;
const echo = true;

const log = new Logger(debug, echo);
// Log an error.
log.err("Oh no!");
// Log debugging information but only if this.debug is true
log.dbug({ log: "log", some: 1, context: 2, for: "The problem" });
// Log messages that were sent to stdin or sclang.
log.stdin("1 + 1");
// Log messages that were received from stdout of sclang/scsynth.
log.stdout("2");
// Log messages that were emitted from stderr of sclang/scsynth.
log.stderr("ERROR: ...");
// Log OSC messages sent to scsynth.
log.sendosc({ address: "/ping" });
// Log OSC messages received from scsynth.
log.rcvosc({ value: "pong" });

source

Documentation

Documentation

Compatibility

Works on Node 10+

Source code is written in TypeScript and is usable in JavaScript es2018 or TypeScript projects.

Contribute

  • Issue Tracker: https://github.com/crucialfelix/supercolliderjs/issues
  • Source Code: https://github.com/crucialfelix/supercolliderjs

License

MIT license