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ppplog

v1.1.6

Published

`ppplog` is a simple logging library that provides a convenient way to control your log output.

Downloads

6

Readme

ppplog

ppplog is a simple logging library that provides a convenient way to control your log output.

Installation

Install ppplog using npm or yarn:

npm install ppplog
# or
yarn add ppplog

Usage

First, import ppplog:

const ppplog = require('ppplog');

Then, you can use the ppplog function to output logs:

let a = { a: 2 };
let b = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6];
let c = 4;

ppplog(a, b, c);

You can also use chain calls:

ppplog(a)(b)(c)();

Control Log Output

You can use the disableppplog and enableppplog functions to disable and enable log output:

ppplog.disableppplog();  // Disable log output
ppplog(a);  // This line will not output

ppplog.enableppplog();  // Enable log output
ppplog(a);  // This line will output

Control Time Display

You can use the enableTime and disableTime functions to control whether to display the current time in the log output:

ppplog.enableTime();  // Enable time display
ppplog(a);  // This line will prepend the current time to the output

ppplog.disableTime();  // Disable time display
ppplog(a);  // This line will not prepend the current time to the output

Testing

You can run the following command to run tests:

npm test