Loggernaut

Loggernaut is a customizable logger package for Node.js that supports various log levels, custom message prefixes, and configurable timestamps without any external dependencies.

Installation

npm install loggernaut

Usage/Examples

Default Configuration

To use Loggernaut with the default configuration, you can simply require it and start logging:

const loggernaut = require('loggernaut');

loggernaut.log("This is a generic log.");
loggernaut.info("This is an info log.");
loggernaut.debug("This is a debug log.");
loggernaut.warn("This is a warn log.");
loggernaut.error("This is an error log.");
loggernaut.trace("This is a trace log.");

Custom Configuration

You can also create an instance of Loggernaut with your own configurations:

const { Loggernaut } = require('loggernaut');
const loggernaut = new Loggernaut({
  dwarf: true,
    prefix: true,
    customPrefix: "MYLOGGER",
    dateTime: true,
    dateTimeFormat: 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm:ss'
});

loggernaut.log("This is a generic log.");
loggernaut.info("This is an info log.");
loggernaut.debug("This is a debug log.");
loggernaut.warn("This is a warn log.");
loggernaut.error("This is an error log.");
loggernaut.trace("This is a trace log.");

Configuration Options

Loggernaut accepts the following configuration options:

• dwarf (boolean): Shortens the message logs and removes colors. Default is false.
• prefix (boolean): Determines if a custom message prefix should be used. Default is true.
• customMessage (string): The custom message prefix for generic loggernaut.log(). Default is "LOGGERNAUT".
• dateTime (boolean): Determines if the current timestamp should be included in the log messages. Default is true.
• dateTimeFormat (string): Determines the format for the timestamp. Default is "DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm:ss".

Methods

Loggernaut supports the following methods:

• log(message): Logs a general message.
• info(message): Logs an info message in cyan color flag at the start.
• debug(message): Logs a debug message without any color.
• warn(message): Logs a warning message in orange color flag at the start.
• error(message): Logs an error message in red color flag at the start.
• trace(message): Logs a trace message without any color flag at the start.

Upcoming

Ability to log messages in colors should be available in future version.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.