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logger-extra

v0.0.1-beta.3

Published

Simple and powerful log output plugin, Help you troubleshoot errors

Downloads

6

Readme

logger-extra

Simple and powerful log output plugin, Help you troubleshoot errors

English | 简体中文

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why choose logger-extra

  • powerful plugin system
  • support tree shaking
  • support logger isolation by channel
  • browser logger plugin support persistence
  • dynamically differentiate the environment, easy to locate bugs

install

  • pnpm
pnpm install logger-extra
  • npm
npm install logger-extra
  • yarn
yarn add logger-extra

simple use

import {getLoggerFactory, BrowserLogPlugin} from "logger-extra";

const LoggerFactory = getLoggerFactory({
    appName: "myProject",
    // BrowserLogPlugin Browser print log plugin 
    plugins: [BrowserLogPlugin()],
});

const Logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger("channel-1");

Logger.warn("hehe1"); //  [myProject] 2024-08-31 16:58:20 [channel-1] warn hehe1

see logger-extra Demo

api format

getLoggerFactory

params

| field | required | type | default value | description | |---------|----------|-----------------|------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------| | appName | no | string | "" | program name | | tpl | no | string | $appName $time $channel $signal $message | print template | | plugins | yes | Array | - | subscribe message plugin. see plugin page |

return

LoggerFactory instance

use example

const LoggerFactory = getLoggerFactory({
    tpl: "$appName $time $channel $signal $message",
    appName: "myProject",
    plugins: [BrowserLogPlugin()],
});

LoggerFactory

params

| field | required | default value | description | |---------|----------|---------------|----------------------------------------------| | channel | no | "" | message channel, Basis for message isolation |

return

Logger instance

use example

const LoggerFactory = getLoggerFactory({
    tpl: "$appName $time $channel $signal $message",
    appName: "myProject",
    plugins: [BrowserLogPlugin()],
});

const Logger = LoggerFactory.logger({channel: "test"});

Logger

method

  • Logger.info(xxx)
  • Logger.warn(xx)
  • Logger.error(xx)
  • Logger.debug(xx)

use example

const LoggerFactory = getLoggerFactory({
    tpl: "$appName $time $channel $signal $message",
    appName: "myProject",
    plugins: [BrowserLogPlugin()],
});

const Logger = LoggerFactory.logger({channel: "test"});

Logger.info("test");

Plugin Introduction

logger-extra Multi plugin logger system, allow the plugin install and uninstall, all message outputs depend on plugins。logger-extra just responsible for broadcasting so, custom plugin format as follows

| field | required | description | |---------|----------|----------------------------------| | channel | no | subscription chanel | | signal | no | subscription signal | | setup | yes | received message callback method |

TS type definition

export const enum TypeRange {
    INFO = "info",
    ERROR = "error",
    DEBUG = "debug",
    WARN = "warn",
}

export type BaseParamSignalInfo = {
    channel: string;
    signal: Array<TypeRange>;
};

export interface PluginInstanceReturnType {
    channel: Array<string> | "*";
    signal: Array<TypeRange> | "*";
    setup: (
        message: string,
        params: BaseParamSignalInfo & {
            tpl: string;
        },
    ) => void;
}

Inner Plugin Introduction

BrowserLogPlugin

params

| field | required | default value | description | |------------|----------|--------------------|-----------------------------| | persist | no | false | output log persistence | | isPrintLog | no | Built in functions | Whether to print or not log |

return

see Plugin Introduction

Built-in functions

export function isLocal() {
    if (
        equals(typeof location, "undefined") ||
        !isObject(location) ||
        !isHas(location, "host")
    )
        return true;
    return ["localhost", "127.0.0.1"].includes(location.host);
}

Distinguish environmental cases

You can dynamically determine whether to print logs by monitoring variables under the window

function isPrintLog() {
    if (["localhost", "127.0.0.1"].includes(location.host) || window["isPrintLog"] == 1) return true;
    return false;
}