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customise-log

v1.0.1

Published

Set custom logs with colors and styles in your nodejs applications

Downloads

4

Readme

customise-log

Set custom logs with colors and styles in your nodejs applications

NPM version

How to use

Install it as npm dependence

npm install customise-log

Log Messages

To log something into a console, you just have to instanciate customise-log object and call his logs methods. For example :

var logger = require("customise-log");            			
	logger.log("Bienvenue à tous");

Logger levels

They are 7 possible logger levels :

- info
- success
- fatal
- warn
- debug
- error

Log level is the default level use to set a normal info log or to customise output messages

Use Of Logger levels

All logger levels are properties of the logger object created. In this case, to use levels, you just have to call them into a logger object. For example :

logger.log("log message")
logger.info("log message")
logger.success("log message")
logger.fatal("log message")
logger.debug("log message")
logger.error("log message")
logger.warn("log message")
Setting custom logs

You can style your own log and use log level of the object logger, by setting color, background-color and style. The syntax is : logger.log(message, color, background-color, style);

For example :

logger.log("Bienvenue à tous", "green", "hidden", "bgYellow");
Availables colors
 - black
  - red
  - green
  - yellow
  - blue
  - magenta
  - cyan
  - white
  - gray
  - grey
Availables background-colors
  - bgBlack
  - bgRed
  - bgGreen
  - bgYellow
  - bgBlue
  - bgMagenta
  - bgCyan
  - bgWhite
Availables styles
  - reset
  - bold
  - dim
  - italic
  - underline
  - inverse
  - hidden
  - strikethrough

License

MIT

Enjoy it !