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log-transform

v0.0.3

Published

transform your logger statements

Downloads

5

Readme

log-transform Build Status

transform your logger statements

What is this?

log-transform is a simple node module that transforms found custom logger statements to something beautiful.

Getting started

npm install log-transform

Usage

Transformer takes string as a input and returns a string with the same amount of lines.

var transformer = require('log-transform')(/* options */);
transformer('this.log("hello kids");');
// 'console.log.apply(console, [\'%c\' + \'General\' + \' %c→\', \'color:#4bc800\', \'color:blue\', "hello kids"]);'
var transformer = require('log-transform')({ silent: true });
transformer('this.log("hello kids");');
// ';'

Options

all options are completely optional

  • silent [default: false] when true then removes the log statements
  • logFn [default: fn(className, text)] function used to replace the found log statement
  • className [default: General] default value if no class name can be distinguished
  • logMatcher regexp that defines how log statements should be found
  • classMatcher regexp that defines how className should be found
  • ignoreLinesContains list of simple strings. Lines containing these strings are ignored from processing (performance)

Develop

watches for file changes and reruns tests each time

  $ grunt watch

runs spec tests

  $ grunt test

produces coverage report (needs explicit piping)

  $ grunt cov

License

BSD