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nimz-cli

v1.0.2

Published

Group logs according to their asynchronous context and display nicely in a table format.

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Readme

nimz-cli

CLI Logger for Node.JS

Group logs according to their asynchronous context and display nicely in a table format.

Install

Warning: This package is ESM only. Please refer to this guide to migrate your project to ESM or to use this package with CommonJS.

npm install nimz-cli

Blog post

Example

CLI Logger Demo

import delay from "delay";
import randomWords from "random-words";
import { log, logFinished, withGrouping, withLogManager } from "./logger.js";

function randomMs() {
  return Math.random() * 1000;
}

async function doSomething3() {
  log("doSomething-3");
  for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    log("doSomething-33 " + randomWords(5));
    await delay(randomMs());
    log("doSomething-333 " + randomWords(20));
  }
}

async function doSomething2() {
  log("doSomething-2");
  await delay(randomMs());
  log("doSomething-22");
  await withGrouping("d", doSomething3);
  log("doSomething-222");
  logFinished("You're all set!", randomWords(5).join(" "));
}

withLogManager(
  async () => {
    await withGrouping("a", async () => {
      log("doSomething-1-a start");
      await delay(randomMs());
      await Promise.all([
        withGrouping("b", doSomething2),
        withGrouping("c", doSomething2),
      ]);
      await delay(randomMs());
      log("doSomething-1-a end");
    });
  },
  { saveToFile: true, maxWidth: 100 }
);

API

withLogManager(fn, options?) => Promise

Wrap your code in a withLogManager block to enable context logging. This should be the start of your program or code execution path.

fn

Type: Function

Promise-returning or async function.

options

Type: object

maxLines

Type: number
Default: 5

Limit the number of lines to display per log group in the table.

maxWidth

Type: number
Default: process.stdout.columns - 20

Limit the number of characters to display per line in the table. This does not stop nested tables from overflowing.

disableTerminalOutput

Type: boolean
Default: false

Disable terminal output. Useful for saving logs to a file only.

saveToFile

Type: boolean
Default: true

Should save output to a file.

fileOutputPath

Type: string
Default: path.join(process.cwd(), "logs.txt")

Specify the path to save the log file.

truncateFileOutput

Type: boolean
Default: false

Save the log file in truncate mode (e.g. 16 lines truncated...).

printAsciiTable

Type: boolean
Default: false

Use ascii characters to print table. Useful if running in a terminal that does not support unicode characters.

printFinalOutputOnly

Type: boolean
Default: false

Print the final output only. Useful if running in CI or using multiple log managers in the same program which would write over each other.

withGrouping(title, fn) => Promise

Wrap your code in a withGrouping block to create a new log group.

log(...messages)

Log a message to the current log group.

logFinished(...messages)

Clear and log a message to the current log group. Useful for logging only the final message of a log group.