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plugog

v0.1.3

Published

Module Separated Logger.

Downloads

4

Readme

npm

Language Supports PRs Welcome License

Module Separated Logger.

👏 Screenshots

Screenshot1

Screenshot2

Please view test.js.

🌟 Features

  • Module separated.

  • Log to the file and the console at the same time. (Or log to one only.)

  • Printing with chalk.

  • Log with different timestamp in different destinations.

  • TypeScript friendly.

💨 Install

Install with yarn:

yarn add plugog

Install with npm:

npm i -S plugog

👉 Usage

Import and create Plugog instance:

const Plugog = require('plugog')
const plugog = new Plugog()
import Plugog from 'plugog'
const plugog = new Plugog()

Optionally, specify a file to log in:

const fs = require('fs')
const stream = fs.createWriteStream('./temp.log')
const plugog = new Plugog(stream)
import * as fs from 'fs'
const stream = fs.createWriteStream('./temp.log')
const plugog = new Plugog(stream)

Add a plugin:

const log = plugog.addPlugin('core')

Plugog is now ready! Use the logging methods below like:

log.i('Info Test.')

INF

log(), inf(), info(), l(), i(), m(), msg(), message(), blue(), b()

Color: Cyan

Console Format: INF|22:18:05|core Info Test.

Log File Format: [2020/2/7 22:18:05][INF][core]Info Test.

ERR

err(), error(), e(), fatal(), stop(), red(), r()

Color: Red

Console Format: ERR|22:18:05|core Error Test.

Log File Format: [2020/2/7 22:18:05][ERR][core]Error Test.

OK

ok(), o(), s(), success(), ready(), green(), g()

Color: Green

Console Format: OK |22:18:05|core Success Test.

Log File Format: [2020/2/7 22:18:05][OK ][core]Success Test.

WRN

warn(), wrn(), w(), warning(), orange(), yellow()

Color: Yellow

Console Format: WRN|14:43:00|core Warn Test.

Log File Format: [2020/2/10 14:43:00][WRN][core]Warn Test.

💬 BUGs & Issues

Feel free to open issues.

💻 Contributions

PRs are welcome! Feel free to contribute on this project.

⚠ LICENSE

MIT