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justanotherlogger

v0.1.3

Published

A color coded, session oriented, javascript logger for your project.

Downloads

3

Readme

Just another logger

A color coded, session oriented, javascript logger for your project.

Hey Ed, why did you make another logger?

Because this thing is outputing messages with different colors automagically, grouping them by section. You don't have to think about colors, it will do it by itself.
Each section has a different color, so when you see pink colored output you know that a love section something has been logged. Get it?

Here are some code lines:

log.debug( "ApiService" , "Getting employee shifts by id...");
log.debug( "Calendar" , "got settings", settings);

... that will get you:

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Wanna use it?

npm install justanotherlogger

Then load it somehow, like in a html page:

<script src="node_modules/justanotherlogger/dist/logger.js"></script>

And bam, use it:

log.debug( "Session Name", "comment" , optional_object_to_show);
log.error( "Session Name", "sad comment" , optional_error_to_show);

What a colorful joy to look at those logs...