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mayo-logger

v1.3.2

Published

A Logger for react-native

Downloads

3

Readme

Logging Library for React Native

This is a comprehensive logging solution for React Native applications.

Features

Versatile Logging: Choose from info, warn, and error log types.
Customizable Tags: Enrich your logs with custom tags.
Timestamps: Embed timestamps in your logs to trace events chronologically.
Error Boundary: A specialized React component to capture and log errors throughout your component hierarchy.

Installation


yarn add mayo-logger --save

Configuration

Before you start logging events, you can configure the logger to customize its default behavior.

import { Logger } from 'mayo-logger';

Logger.configure({
    appName: "YourAppName", // Set your app's name used for the tags
    timestamp: true // Default is true. Set to false if you don't want timestamps.
});

Place the configuration code early in your application's lifecycle, preferably in the main entry file (App.ts or index.ts), to ensure your desired settings apply to all logs.

Usage

Logger


import { Logger } from 'mayo-logger';

Logger.info("This is an info log");
Logger.warn("This is a warning", { details: "Additional data here" });
Logger.error("An error occurred!", new Error("Dummy error"));

API

Logger

Logger.log(type: LogType, message: string, data?: any, options?: LogOptions)
Logger.info(message: string, data?: any, options?: LogOptions)
Logger.warn(message: string, data?: any, options?: LogOptions)
Logger.error(message: string, data?: any, options?: LogOptions)

Feedback & Contributions

Feel free to open issues on our GitHub repo if you find any bugs or have suggestions. Pull requests are also welcome!