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coffee-logging

v1.1.4

Published

No more stress to create a nice logging class that logs to your terminal.

Downloads

3

Readme

Coffee Logger

alt text The CoffeeLogger is an easy way for you to write beautiful logging information in the terminal. No more stress writing logging classes to send messages that looks nice to your terminal. It's already done for ya.

Installation

# Using Node Package Manager
npm i -S coffee-logging

# Using Yarn
yarn add coffee-logging

# Using Bower
bower install coffee-logging

Usage

# This example is in CoffeeScript

Logger = require 'coffee-logging'
Logger.warning 'Something smells fishy here'

Logging Methods

error, warning, success, info, alert and debug

# This example is in CoffeScript

Logger.error   message
Logger.warning message
Logger.success message
Logger.info    message
Logger.alert   message
Logger.debug   message