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coloredlog

v1.0.1

Published

Simple package to log properly colored messages to proper output streams

Downloads

6

Readme

coloredlog

This is a simple utility to log stuff to console without having to manually color it.

Why?

Aren't there many log libraries already?

Sure! But I wasn't satisfied by any of them, since they either had too much or too little stuff, so I always ended up copying and pasting the same files over all my projects, untill I finally decided I wanted to be able to yarn add coloredlog, and here we are xD

Usage

Just watch and repeat :P

import {log, info, error, warn} from 'coloredlog';

log('This will be output to console.log with a blue color');

info('This will be output to console.info with a cyan color');

error('This will be output to console.error with a red color');

warn('This will be output to console.warn with a yellow color');

NODE_ENV

If you set NODE_ENV environment variable to either test or silent, this module will shut it's mouth up. Useful for when you're running automated tests and don't want stuff getting in your way.

Contributing

Com'on, you already know how to do this! Just PR me, I'll be happy to reveal and merge :D

TODO

  • Integrate prettyjson to format objects, when wanted;
  • Support custom colors for each output stream