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megalog

v0.1.0

Published

Output messages to the console in big blocks; for when you really need something to be noticed.

Downloads

14

Readme

MEGALOG

Output messages to the console in big blocks; for when you really need to tell someone something.

examples

Install

$ npm install --save megalog

Usage

API

megalog.method(string, [options]);

Examples

Use in place of console in node/io.js, in the four following scenarios:

var megalog = require('megalog');

megalog.log("Process complete");
megalog.info("Everthing is looking good.");
megalog.warn("You should check something…");
megalog.error("Something has gone wrong.");

Markdown-style inline code snippets will be hightlighted:

megalog.error("`grunt kill-website` has been removed.");

example with inline code

Options

You can override the defaults with an optional parameters object, as a second argument:

  • heading adds or overides the heading

MEGALOG uses chalk. You can override the colour presets by passing in other chalk colours:

  • colour/color text colour
  • bgColour/bgColor background colour
  • codeColour/codeColor highlight colour for inline code
megalog.log("Mmmmm nice: `rm -rf`", {
    colour: 'yellow',
    bgColour: 'green',
    codeColour: 'magenta'
});

example with overides

Build

$ npm install
$ npm run build