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log-monkie

v1.1.0

Published

Logger package to save your logs with tags(function scope) and titles(namesapce or module scope).

Downloads

3

Readme

Log Monkie

Log Monkie (apologies for dumb af name) helps you log your application log with tags(like function name) and titles(like namespace or module names).

Installation

Use the npm to install Log Monkie.

npm install log-monkie

Usage


const {Logger, LogReader} = require('log-monkie');


//create new logger class
const l = new Logger();
l.init("payments");

//log with tags
l.setTag("success").log("test ", {ts: '191293123'}, [0,1,2], 19, "additioanl test " + 35)
l.setTag("failed").log("Params Dump")
l.setTag("retry").log("amount: " + 35)

//cread aa failed logs
var r = new LogReader({title: "payments"});
console.log(r.readLogs({tags: ['failed']}))

Log Monkie Cli

We have also added cli (lm-cli) so that you can check your server or app logs easily.

Get into your project directory and run this command


npx lm-cli

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | init-reader <title/namespace> | Initiates a LogReader instance also expects a title/namespace param | | add-tag | Adds a tag filter to tagList array | | show-tags | Shows list of all tags added | | remove-tag | Removes tag from tagList array based on index provided | | set-limit | Sets limit of logs that are printed. Value must be an integer. Initial value is 5. | | set-skip | Sets how many records are to be skipped. Value must be an interger. Initial value is 0. | | read | Reads logs without tags | | read-wt | Reads logs with tags | | flush | Clears all log from current title/namespace |

In addition to these reader commands, we have also added few logging commands.

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | init-logger <title/namespace> | Initiates a Logger instance also expects a title/namespace param | | set-tag | Sets the tag for log to be added after | | log | logs the data which then can be viewed using LogReader |

Other commands

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | cwd | Prints current directory | | exit | exits the cli |

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT