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log-object

v1.1.0

Published

Log Objects with template string literals without repeating object name.

Downloads

12

Readme

Log Objects with template literal syntax

install

    npm install log-object

USAGE

const {Log} = require("log-object");

const myobj = {
  name: "John",
  surname: "Doe",
};

Log.obj(myobj, "Hello my name is ${name} and my surname is ${surname}");

// Or new raw syntax ( much more easier with like python f string syntax )

Log.raw(myobj, "Hello my name is {name} and my surname is {surname}");

which outputs =>

    Hello my name is John and surname is Doe

Methots

| Methot | Syntax | | --------- | ------------------------------------------ | | obj | Log.obj(myobj , ${name}) | | raw | Log.raw(myobj, {name}) | | error | throw Log.error(my_error_obj, ${name} | | error_raw | throw Log.error_raw(my_error_obj, {name} |

Parameters

| Parameter | Type | | --------- | ------ | | First | object | | Second | string |

Syntax

In template strings =>

console.log(
  `Hello my name is ${myobj.name} and my surname is ${myobj.surname}`
);

With Log Object Support =>

// Normal log

/* Syntax 1 = With Dollar Sign */

Log.obj(myobj, "Hello my name is ${name} and surname is ${surname}");

/* Syntax 2 = Without Dollar sign */

Log.raw(myobj, "Hello my name is {name} and surname is {surname}");

New Feature = Throw Log.error()

  • You can use same syntax for throw errors

let myPromise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
  if (/* condition */) {
    reject(Log.error(object, string))
  } else {
    resolve(Log.obj(another_object, another_string))
  }
})

or

try {
  fetch("my/path/to/json")
} catch (err) => {

  console.log(err)

  throw Log.error_raw(myobj, string)
}

Thats it.

Will Come in future

  • More methots with array and other types support

  • Better syntax

  • VS code auto completion extension

Changelog

  • 1.0.9

    • Added new option : raw log

    • You can throw errors with Log.error(object , string) or Log.error_raw(object, string)

  • 1.0.8

    • Fixed logs
  • 1.0.6

    • Fixed main javascript file error
  • 1.0.5

    • Added descriptions to types.
  • 1.0.4

    • Added Types
  • 1.0.2

    • Fixed not importing issues
  • 1.0.1

    • Added README
  • 1.0.0

    • Published