JSLogger

Javascript console abstraction - Keeps logging to a minimum in a production environment

##Usage

Currently jslogger is intended for web applications only.

Include in html doc

<script src="path/to/libraries/jslogger.js"></script>

In code

jslogger.log('I\'m going to become log output');
jslogger.log('%cI am output with style', 'color: #cccccc');
jslogger.debug('I am a debug message. I will not cause a deprecation warning');
//And so on

In console

jslogger.setLogLevel(3); //This will output everything up to debug level
jslogger.setLogLevel(0); //This will output only errors
jslogger.getLogLevel(); //Outputs log level, currently 0

Supported log levels

Each log level outputs everything from a lower log level and also includes listed functions.

• 0: Error
• 1: Warn
• 2: Info and log
• 3: Debug
• 4: Trace

##Roadmap

• Provide a configuration abstraction to allow for logging in node applications
• Add expanded console support for modern API support (grouping and other modern functions)

##Update log

###v1.2.0

• Added debug function which performs the following mapping at log level 3: debug -> console.log
• Moved trace output to log level 4
• Refactored code to eliminate unnecessarily repeated function behaviors
• Pulled multi-parameter logging validation out of consoleCaller
• Re-organized code for easier identification of critical moving parts
• Added function mapping to allow for extended function naming and defintions without requiring complex logic
• Adopted some principles of 'BOT' architecture model to simplify program logic and express expectations in a more declarative way

###v1.1.1

• Fixed log level check. Regex was failing in a production environment