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logyou

v0.0.3

Published

No nonsense logger with loglevels for Node

Downloads

5

Readme

Keep it simple and stupid logger for Node.JS

  • It gives a nice colored output with date and time
  • You can set the level

That's all

Installation

npm install logyou

Example

const ly = require('logyou');

// This renders 4 messages on your screen because debug is the default level
ly.d('I am a debug message in the standard color');
ly.i('I am an info message in blue');
ly.w('I am a warning message in yellow');
ly.e('I am a error message in red');

// This renders 2 messages on your screen
ly.setLevel('warn');
ly.d('I am a debug message in the standard color'); // Not rendered
ly.i('I am an info message in blue'); // Not rendered
ly.w('I am a warning message in yellow');
ly.e('I am a error message in red');

Levels

  • debug: show debug, info, warnings and errors
  • info: show info, warnings and errors
  • warn: show warnings and errors
  • error: show only errors
  • no arguments: show nothing

Standard level is 'debug'

License

MIT