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loggering

v3.0.1

Published

Registra tus logs de forma organizada

Downloads

27

Readme

Paquete para NodeJS para poder crear un registro organizado.

Instalacion

Lo realizara mediante npm i loggering

Utilizacion

Indicando directorio, nombre de la aplicacion y el dato que usted quiere almacenar.


    loggering(app, data, directory)

Por ejemplo


    const { loggering } = require('loggering')
    loggering('Demo', "Data is Saved", './data/')

Este creara un archivo .log en el directorio indicado, usando el ejemplo anterior seria ./data/Demo El archivo se organizara por la hora en que se crea el registro. En este ejemplo se guarda como un String, pero puede almacenar un JSON Stringfy.

    {
    "app": "a",
    "date": {
        "year": 2021,
        "month": 11,
        "day": 20,
        "hour": 7,
        "minute": 26,
        "second": 55,
        "millisecond": 396
    },
    "data": "b"
    }

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