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loggit

v1.1.1

Published

A simple and beautiful logging utility for NodeJS.

Downloads

11

Readme


loggit is a simple yet robust logger utility for NodeJS. To a degree, it is a wrapper around chalk + console.log, so that I don't need to install chalk in every project and to standardize the way I do logging in various projects.

Install

You can install it with NPM or Yarn:

yarn add loggit

npm install loggit

Usage

loggit exposes two modules:

  • log - A very simple logger function.
  • createLogger - Returns a customized logger function.

log

Provide log with a message string, as well as an optional color (of type chalk.ForegroundColor), and it will be logged to the console.

import { log } from 'loggit';


log('hello world');

log('some error', 'red');

Argument | Type | Default ---|---|--- message | string | - color | chalk.ForegroundColor | 'whiteBright'

createLogger

createLogger allows you to create loggers for various different "tasks" in your app/script. It is more akin to something like winston than a regular console.log, in that it will log a timestamp and make your "task" very visible using a chalk.BackGroundColor.

import { createLogger } from 'loggit';

//  Create a simple logger with default options
const logInfo = createLogger('info');
//  Create a success logger, where the "task" will be logged with a green BG.
const logSuccess = createLogger('success', {
  taskColor: 'bgGreen',
});
//  Create an error logger, where the "task" will be red and the timestamp will be bright magenta.
const logError = createLogger('error', {
  taskColor: 'bgRed',
  timestampColor: 'redBright',
});

//  Use the loggers
logInfo('Started the app');

logSuccess('Things are going well');

logError('Uh oh, something went wrong');

This example would write the following to the console:

An example of createLogger module, displaying three items logged to the console

Argument | Type | Default ---|---|--- task | string | - config | CreateLoggerConfig | See below. config.taskColor | chalk.BackgroundColor | 'bgCyanBright' config.timestampColor | chalk.ForegroundColor | 'cyanBright'

Note that createLogger returns the log function, meaning that you can also customize the message color when using your custom logger.

import { createLogger } from 'loggit';

const logInfo = createLogger('info');

logInfo('I will be yellow!', 'yellow');

Contributing

If you have ideas or suggestions on how to improve this package, feel free to file an issue or better yet open a pull request! Please follow the existing code style (enforced by ESLint anyway), and please add/alter unit tests for any new or changed functionality.

License

Licensed under MIT.


✌️ Made by Dave