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hyperz-nodelogger

v3.7.3

Published

A node logger desinged to replicate the boot file in most of my github repos

Downloads

51

Readme

Hyperz-NodeLogger

A node logger using multiple external npm modules to allow you to build your own stylish console logger.


Support


Installation

npm i hyperz-nodelogger@latest


Using The Logger

The nodelogger function offers a fair amount of customization.

| Entry | Type | Definition | |----------------|---------------|---------------| | #1 | STRING | The header, this is the top of the embed | #2 | STRING | The width of the header | #3 | STRING | The color of the ASCII text for the header (must work with npm chalk) | #4 | STRING | The body section of the logger, doesn't support color yet | #5 | STRING | The background color of the logger, can be a color HEX, or disable it by setting to "disabled" | #6 | STRING | The border around the logger box, can be a color hex | #7 | STRING | The border style around the logger module | #8 | BOOLEAN | Make the header border match the body border


Border Styles

  • single
  • classic
  • double
  • round
  • none

Code Example

const nodelogger = require('hyperz-nodelogger')

client.on("ready", () => {
    const logger = new nodelogger()
    // Entries: header, headerWidth, headerColor, body, backgroundColor, borderColor, borderStyle, fullBorders
    logger.hypelogger(`HDClient`, '500', 'green', `What a cool feature for a node module!\n\nPretty dank ngl`, 'disabled', 'green', 'single', false)
});


What are the dependencies?

Figlet

Carden

Chalk

Axios