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iconic-logger

v0.2.2

Published

Customizable iconic logger for browser

Downloads

5

Readme

Iconic Logger

Customizable logger with icons support for browser

Install

npm install iconic-logger --save

Browser support

Only Chrome are supporting the image output to console.
Every other browser just write your log as usual console.log.

How to use

  • CommonJS(browserify)
var iconicLogger = require('iconic-logger');
var myLogger = iconicLogger.log('chrome');

myLogger('Chrome is awesome!');
  • Regular browser
<script src="iconic-logger.js"></script>

var myLogger = window.iconicLogger('chrome');
myLogger('Chrome is awesome!');

Will put next to the console log:
example

  • Prefix support
    You can specify the prefix that will appear at the beginning of every message:
var iconicLogger = require('iconic-logger');
var myLogger = iconicLogger.log('chrome', 'My log:');

myLogger('Chrome is awesome!');
myLogger('I really like it!');

example

Iconic Logger instance API

  • .log(icon[, prefix])
    Create a logger that is similar to console.log with icon and optional prefix

  • .info(icon[, prefix])
    Create a logger that is similar to console.info with icon and optional prefix

  • .error(icon[, prefix])
    Create a logger that is similar to console.error with icon and optional prefix

  • .getIconNames()
    Returns a list of registered icon names

  • .getIcons()
    Returns a list of registered icons

Using the custom set of icons

  • Install all package dependencies
npm install
  • Put the icons to /icons folder Default icons size should be 16px.
    If icons have other size then it should be encoded in its name using next mask: %ICON_NAME%-%ICON_SIZE%.%ICON_EXTENSION%. In example:
apple.png
apple-32.png

Next file types are supported: png, gif, jpg.

  • Compile icons
gulp build:js
  • Take the custom build of Iconic Logger from /dist folder