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cimico

v0.0.4

Published

Another logging library

Downloads

13

Readme

Cimico

npm version

Work in progress

Just another logger, based on DEBUG, with call site details and pretty printing.

Preview

DEBUG

Uses the DEBUG env variable to figure out whether to log or not. Create a logger using (see Flags for options)

const logger = cimico('app:parser', {
  format: false,
  color: true,
  pretty: true,
  timestamp: false,
  filename: true,
});

If the DEBUG variable is set to *, app:*, app:parser or app:parser:*, then the logs will appear

Methods

The methods available to logger are with their shorthands

  • log/l(stdout)
  • success/s(stdout)
  • debug/d(stdout)
  • error/e(stderr)

Flags

Chance the way the method work by using,

  • format/f, allows the use of format string, see below
  • color/c, turns color on
  • pretty/p, prints errors and objects in a pretty way
  • timestamp/ts, adds timestamp to header label
  • filename/fn, add filename to header label

Formatting

When formatting flag is used or format is true in options, the a format string can be used to render the data.

  • d for dim
  • b for bold
  • u for underline
  • (name) for key value pair

Eg,

logger.format.log('This is bold=%b or %b(bold)', 'one', 'two');