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node-psr-log

v1.1.6

Published

A PSR-3 Logger class, but in node.js

Downloads

3

Readme

node-psr-log

A PSR-3 Logger class, but in node.js

Installation

  • Add node-psr-log to your package.json using yarn add node-psr-log or npm install node-psr-log.
  • Require the package.
  • Initialize the instance.
  • Profit.

Usage

const {Log, LogLevel} = require('node-psr-log')

const log = new Log(LogLevel.Notice, 'my-awesome-project', '/my/path/or/null/to/ignore/file/logging')
log.setStdOut(true)

// will be ignored because info < notice
log.info('test message')
// will be displayed in stdout / written to file
log.warning('test message')
// arguments are supported
log.debug('some other test', {data: 'cool'})
// also another channel name for this message
log.debug('some other test', {data: 'nasa'}, 'moon')

new Log(level, [channel, path, dateFormat])

Creates a new log instance

Syntax

// log to stdout only
const log = new Log(LogLevel.Debug)
// or log to stdout + file
const log = new Log(LogLevel.Debug, null, '~/test.log')
// or log to file only
const log = new Log(LogLevel.Debug, null, '~/test.log')
log.setStdOut(false)

Parameters

  • level
    • Type: LogLevel
      • Optional, by default the value is set to LogLevel.Everything
    • Determines the minimum level at which the instance will start logging.
  • channel
    • Type: string, undefined or null
    • The log channel name
  • path
    • Type: string, undefined or null
    • The log output filepath.
  • dateFormat
    • Type: string
      • Optional, by default the value is set to DD.MM.YYYY HH:mm:ss. See moment.js for more informations about formating.
    • Determines the date-time log format.

setChannel(channel)

Sets the default channel, by default the channel is set to "".

Syntax

log.setChannel('my-awesome-project')

Parameters

  • channel
    • Type: string
    • The name of the channel

setDateFormat(dateFormat)

Sets the date-time log format, see moment.js for more informations.

Syntax

log.setDateFormat('MM.DD.YYYY HH:mm:ss')

Parameters

  • dateFormat
    • Type: string
    • The moment.js supported formatted date-time string.

setLevel(level)

Sets the minimum level at which the instance will start logging.

Syntax

log.setLevel(LogLevel.Everything)

Parameters

  • level
    • Type: LogLevel
    • The minimum level to start logging.

setStdOut(active)

Enables or disables output to stdout.

Syntax

log.setStdOut(false)

Parameters

  • active
    • Type: bool
    • true to enable it, false otherwise.

setPath(path)

Sets the filepath where the log will be written to.

Syntax

log.setPath('~/test.log')

Parameters

  • path
    • Type: string
    • The output path where the log can be written to.

method(msg[, args, channel])

Each of the following log methods uses the parameters given above.

  • debug
  • info
  • notice
  • warning
  • error
  • critical
  • alert
  • emergency

Syntax

log.debug('this is a debug message inside the regular channel')
// use "git" as channel name
log.notice('this is a notice message from another channel', null, 'git')
// use 'app' as channel name and print some arguments
log.warning('oops, we ran into some problems...', {code: 2, message: 'not implemented'}, 'app')

Parameters

  • msg
    • Type: string
    • The message to log.
  • args
    • Type: any
      • Optional and by default set to undefined.
    • Can be used to display error values or other stuff.
  • channel
    • Type: string
      • Optional and by default set to null.
    • Use another channel name instead of the default one for this message.