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node-easylog

v1.4.2

Published

A simple node module that prints friendly messages to the console

Downloads

2

Readme

node-easylog

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A simple promise based node module that prints friendly messages asynchronously to the console

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Features

Install

npm install --save node-easylog

Usage

Node-easylog currently has only a "log" method that takes an object with a mandatory "message" key

var logger = require('node-easylog'); // require the module

logger.log({'message': 'Hello World'}) // logs "Hello World" to the console

Log Types

The "log" method takes an optional second key "logType" whose accepted values are: "success", "error" , "warn", and "notice"

var logger = require('node-easylog');

logger.log({'message': 'Hello World', 'logType': 'success'}) // logs "Hello World" in the green color

logger.log({'message': 'Hello World', 'logType': 'error'}) // logs "Hello World" in the red color

logger.log({'message': 'Hello World', 'logType': 'warn'}) // logs "Hello World" in the yellow color

logger.log({'message': 'Hello World', 'logType': 'notice'}) // logs "Hello World" in the blue color

Test

  • npm run test : mocha src/test/index.js -w

Dependencies

Package | Version | Dev --- |:---:|:---: cli-color | ^1.1.0 | ✖ pretty-error | ^2.0.2 | ✖ babel-cli | ^6.23.0 | ✔ chai | ^3.5.0 | ✔ mocha | ^3.2.0 | ✔ node-readme | ^0.1.9 | ✔

Contributing

Contributions welcome; Please submit all pull requests the against master branch. If your pull request contains JavaScript patches or features, you should include relevant unit tests. Please check the Contributing Guidelines for more details. Thanks!

Author

Gabriel Ferraz

License

  • MIT : http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT