Just Another Logger

A zero dependency "logger" that wraps the console with color and a timestamp

Installing

Install into your project with npm

npm install @xwyatt/just-another-logger --save

After installing, require the module and utilize the avaliable methods

const Logger = require("@xwyatt/just-another-logger");

Usage

Just Another Logger has 5 printing methods, and one method to toggle method.

Available Methods

| method(expected type) | Description | | -- | -- | | setDebug(boolean) | This toggles debug mode. When on (true) .debug() messages will print; .debug() messages will be ignored if off (false) | | debug(string) | This prints a debug message. This is Cyan in color and is prefixed with "DEBUG" | | info(string) | This prints an informational message. This is grey in color and is prefixed with "INFO" | | warning(string) | This prints a warning message. This is yellow in color and is prefixed with "WARN" | | error(string) | This prints an error message. This is red in color and is prefixed with "ERROR" | | critical(string) | This prints a critical error message. This is white in color, with a red background, and prefixed with "CRITICAL" |

Example Usage

const Logger = require("@xwyatt/just-another-logger");

Logger.debug("This will never get printed, because debug isn't toggled!");
Logger.setDebug(true); // Enable Debug, it is disabled by default
Logger.debug("This will print in a blue color with a timestamp!");

Logger.info("A user has just signed in!"); // Informational Message
Logger.warning("Something bad might happen"); // Yellow warning message!
Logger.error("Something bad happened.."); // Error Message
Logger.critical("This is a really bad error"); // Critical Error

Output from the above usage:

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details