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cology

v1.1.0

Published

Cology is a simple way to clean up your logs

Downloads

9

Readme

Cology


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Highlights

  • Bring order to your console log.

  • Very simple API

  • Supports TypeScript

Install

$ npm install cology

Usage

const { Cology } = require('cology');
/*TS
import { Cology } from 'cology'
*/

Cology.log('info', 'Info Message');
//> Info Message

Cology.log('error', 'Error Message');
//[ERROR] Error Message

Cology.setBorder('--------');
Cology.log('warn', 'Title:\nWarn Message');
/*
--------
[WARN] Title:
[WARN] Warn Message
--------
	
*/

API

It's easy to use Cology APIs to log.

Cology.log(level, message)

Example: Cology.log('debug', 'Debug Message')

Output a message to the console. The decoration changes depending on the level you specify.

There are the following types of levels.

| level | Description | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 'debug' | No particular decoration | | 'info' | It will be prefixed with ">" | | 'success' | Same as info, but it will be green | | 'warn' | It will be prefixed with "[WARN]" and the color will turn yellow | | 'error' | It will be prefixed with "[ERROR]" and the color will turn red | | 'fatal' | It will be prefixed with "[FATAL_ERROR]" and the color will turn bold red |

Cology.date()

Example: Cology.date()

Displays the time in the format [YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss].

Cology.setBorder(border)

Example: Cology.setBorder('--------')

Enclose messages in a specified border when logging. The default value is ''. If '', no new line is created.

Cology.push() & Cology.pop()

Example:

Cology.push();

Cology.setBorder('<><><><>');
Cology.log('info', 'Info Message');

Cology.pop();

These two methods are used as a set.

The border between push and pop will be temporary. Temporary boarder does not work on the outside.

A border set anywhere other than between push and pop will function as a global border throughout the code.

Author

LICENSE

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