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nf-logger

v1.2.0

Published

A simple logger service for Angular apps, part of the nCore.

Downloads

26

Readme

nCore.nLogger

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A module for logging functionality. This is not for production. Please note that we do not disable console methods outside of our angular application scope.

When the global DEBUG_ENV variable is set to false we disable all console methods based on your config.

Configuration

Use the provider to overwrite defaults.

var myConfig = nLoggerConfigProvider.configure();
nLoggerConfigProvider.configure(myConfig);

The .configure() method acts as a getter if no arguments is provided and a setter otherwise.

Default settings:

nLoggerConfigProvider.configure({
	blacklist: ['log', 'warn', 'info', 'error'], //These methods are disabled in prod env
	console: {
		enable: true //Disable the logger console prints
	},
	messages: {
		enable: true, //Disable the logger message prints
		dismissOnTimeout: false,
		timeout: 4000,
		dismissButton: false,
		dismissButtonHtml: '×',
		dismissOnClick: true
	}
});

Usage

All logging methods takes 3 arguments:

nLogger.method(message, data, methodSpecificOptions);

Message and data can be of any type, methodSpecificOptions can overwrite the defaults and must be an object.

angular.module('demoApp', ['nCore'])
	.run(function(nLogger) {

		nLogger.log('nLogger.log', {data: 'foo'}, {dismissButton: false});

		nLogger.error('nLogger.error', new Error('Error'));

		nLogger.warning('nLogger.warning', {o: '1'});

		nLogger.success('nLogger.success', [0,1,2,3,{a: 1}]);

		nLogger.info('nLogger.info', window.console);
		
	});