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log-beautify

v1.2.0

Published

Show log messages on your terminal with style :-) . Use debugging levels to enable or disable log messages.

Downloads

3,629

Readme

log-beautify

Show log messages on your terminal with style :-) . Use debugging levels to enable or disable log messages.

Installation

npm install log-beautify

Usage

const log = require('log-beautify');

log.trace('Trace');//change the level to use trace
log.success('Success');
log.ok('Ok');//success alias
log.debug('Debug');
log.info('Info');
log.warning('Warning');
log.warn('Warn');//warning alias
log.error('Error');

Use case :-)

API

Log methods

  • log.success() (for text color)
  • log.success_() (for background color)
  • log.ok() (log.success() alias)
  • log.ok_() (log.success_() alias)
  • log.debug()
  • log.debug_()
  • log.info()
  • log.info_()
  • log.warning()
  • log.warning_()
  • log.warn() (log.warning() alias)
  • log.warn_() (log.warning_() alias)
  • log.error()
  • log.error_()
  • log.show()(default console.log())

You can create your own log methods, for example:

log.setColors({
    custom_: "green",
});
log.setSymbols({
    custom_: "✅ ",
});


//Now you can use it
log.custom_('Server listening on port 3000 ');

Log levels

Global level is: 1 Default level for new log methods: 1 Default levels:

{
    silent: -1,//hide all logs
    trace: 0,
    success: 1,
    debug: 2,
    info: 3,
    warning: 4,
    error: 5,
}

Config

  • log.useSymbols = true (Enable or disable symbols)
  • log.useLabels = true (Enable or disable labels)
  • log.setColors({}) (Add or change colors)
  • log.setSymbols({}) (Add or change symbols)
  • log.setLabels({}) (Add or change labels)
  • log.setTextColors({}) (Change text colors for bg logs)
  • log.setLevel(1) (Change global level, default = 1)
  • log.setLevel(1, 'namespace') (log.setNamespaceLevel() alias)
  • log.setNamespaceLevel(1, 'namespace') (Create level with namespace and use it in current file, The global level will be ignored)
  • log.namespace('namespace') (log.useNamespace() alias)
  • log.useNamespace('namespace') (Use the level of a namespace in the current file, The global level will be ignored. You can use namespaces created in other files)
  • log.setLocalLevel(1) (Create a level to use only in the current file, The global level will be ignored)
  • log.setLevels({}) (Add or change levels)

Colors

You can use the following color formats. (Use strings)

  • keyword Example: "red" (black,white,red,green,yellow,magenta,cyan,gray)
  • hex Example: "#FFF000"
  • rgb Example: "rgb(255, 255, 255)"
  • hsl Example: "hsl(0, 100%, 50%)"
  • hsv Example: "hsv(330, 93%, 98%)"
  • hwb Example: "hwb(0, 100%, 0%)"

Usage examples


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Disable symbols
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.useSymbols = false;


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Disable labels
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.useLabels = false;


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Change colors
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setColors({
    success: "#00FF00",
    error_: "rgb(191,0,96)",
    info_: "cyan",
});


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Add or change new log methods
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
//When you add a color, the method will automatically be created.
log.setColors({
    danger: "#FF8000",
    danger_: "hsl(310, 99%, 57%)",
    saved: 'green',
});
//Now you can use log.danger() and log.danger_() and log.saved()


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Add or change symbols
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setSymbols({
    danger: "⛔ ",
    ok: "👍 ",
    saved: "✅ "
});


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Add or change labels
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setLabels({
    warning: "WARNING!!!",
});


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Add or change text colors for bg logs
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setTextColors({
    error_: 'black',
    info_: 'black',
});


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Add or change levels
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setLevels({
    fatal: 6,
    custom: "info"//use info level
});


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Change global level. 2 = "debug"
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setLevel(2);
//log.setLevel('debug');


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Add level "info = 3" to use only in the current file, The global level will be ignored
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setLocalLevel('info');


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Create level with namespace and use it in current file, The global level will be ignored
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.setNamespaceLevel('error', 'show-only-errors');


/**
|--------------------------------------------------
| Use namespace created previously. You can use namespaces created in other files.
|--------------------------------------------------
*/
log.useNamespace('show-only-errors');
//log.namespace('show-only-errors');

Collaborators

Thanks

License

MIT