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jethro

v4.4.4

Published

Modular logging utility

Downloads

133

Readme

Jethro npm version npm downloads

Jethro Logger is an all-in-one logging utility designed to give developers the logging tools and flexibility they need within one complete package. It is also designed to be used in cooperation with other tools and transport services.

Compatible with Node >= 8.0.

Deprecation Notice

While Jethro is still functional with node.js 8 onwards, development has halted and more active alternatives exist including Winston which has a similar philosophy and approach to it's API.

Installation

npm i jethro --save

Usage

var logger = require('jethro');

logger('info', 'Testing', 'This is a test message!');

Examples

Console

var Jethro = require('jethro');
var logger = new Jethro();
logger('info', 'Somewhere', 'Something happened...');

// OR

var logger = require('jethro');
logger.info('Somewhere', 'Something happened');

The API

var logger = new Jethro();
logger.log(severity, source, message);
logger.direct({
    source,
    severity,
    message,
    timestamp
});
logger.output({
    source,
    severity,
    message,
    timestamp
});
logger.info(source, message);
logger.transport(source, message);
logger.debug(source, message);
logger.success(source, message);
logger.warn(source, message);
logger.warning(source, message);
logger.error(source, message);
logger.fatal(source, message);

Plugins

Express

var Jethro = require('jethro');
var logger = new Jethro();
var expressLog = new Jethro.Express();
logger.addPlugin('express', expressLog);
app.use(expressLog.input());

// OR

var logger = require('jethro');
logger.addPlugin('express', new Jethro.Express());
app.use(logger.plugins.express.input());

Transports

File logging

var Jethro = require('jethro');
var path = require('path');
var logger = new Jethro();
var jethroFile = new Jethro.File();
jethroFile.setFilePath(path.join(__dirname, 'logs'));
logger.addTransport('file', jethroFile);

Projects using this logger

  • TFL Bot (plug.dj)

Credits

Created and maintained by Sam Mills.

Helped and maintained with Alex.

Suggestions and moral support from xBytez and Matthew!

Special thanks to ReAnna whom without which, version 3+ would not be possible.

License

Licensed under the LGPL-v3 & MIT Licenses

Copyright (C) 2022 Sam Mills.

Licenses: LGPL-v3 AND MIT