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logorbit

v1.2.1

Published

Simple and lightweight logging library for Node.JS applications

Downloads

2

Readme

This project is still under heavy development

npm version

LogOrbit

LogOrbit is a simple and lightweight logging library for Node.JS applications. It provides an effortless way to log various types of information, from errors to debug messages, with minimal setup.

Table Of Contents

Changelog [1.2.1] - 2023-08-20

Added

  • Introduced the setDirName() function to set a name for logging directory

Changed

  • Restructured README.md

Installation

Install LogOrbit using npm or yarn:

npm install logorbit

or if you prefer yarn:

yarn add logorbit

Usage

Setting Logging Directory (Optional)

Use the setDirName function to specity a directory name for storing all the generated logs

const logorbit = require("logorbit")

logorbit.setDirName("Logs") // Default dir name is "orbitlogs"

Setting Logging Method (Optional)

Use the setLog() function to set the logging method to json or plain text.

const logorbit = require("logorbit")

logorbit.setDirName("Logs") // Default dir name is "orbitlogs"
logorbit.setLog("json")

This will set the logging method to json

or

const logorbit = require("logorbit")

logorbit.setDirName("Logs") // Default dir name is "orbitlogs"
logorbit.setLog("text")

This will set the logging method to plain text

Logging errors

Utilize the logError() function to record various error messages in either JSON or text format, depending on the chosen method

const logorbit = require("logorbit")

logorbit.setDirName("Logs") // Default dir name is "orbitlogs"
logorbit.setLog("text")
var error = "some error"

logorbit.logError(error)

Text: error.txt

19-08-2023 20:08:45: Some error

JSON error.json

[
  {
    "timestamp": "19-08-2023 20:08:45",
    "message": "Some error"
  }
]

This action will generate a directory named orbitlogs within your project's root folder if it doesn't already exist. Inside this directory, a file named errors.txt will be created to store all error logs

Logging Debug Messages

Utilize the logDebug() function to record debug messages in chosen file format

const logorbit = require("logorbit")

logorbit.setDirName("Logs") // Default dir name is "orbitlogs"
logorbit.setLog("text")

logorbit.logDebug("Server started on port 5000")

Text: debug.txt

19-08-2023 20:08:45: Port set to 5000

JSON debug.json

[
  {
    "timestamp": "19-08-2023 20:08:45",
    "message": "Server started on port 5000"
  }
]

This action will generate a directory named orbitlogs within your project's root folder if it doesn't already exist. Inside this directory, a file named debug.txt will be created to store all error logs

Contributing

Contributions are more than welcome! If you find issues or have improvements in mind, please don't hesitate to open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub respository

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License, For more information, see the LICENSE file.