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pretty-scope-console

v1.0.7

Published

Customized log output based on console method encapsulation. Available in browser and node environment.

Downloads

5

Readme

pretty-scope-console

class based on the console secondary package, custom log information can be implemented. Inheritance expansion can be performed based on the base class.

支持方法

  • log
  • warn
  • error
  • info
  • time
  • clear
  • table

Usage

Support cjsesmumd module

# install
npm i -S pretty-scope-console

# ESM
import Console from 'pretty-scope-console'

# CJS
const Console = require('pretty-scope-console')


const prettyConsole = new Console(scope)

prettyConsole.log(msg:string)
prettyConsole.warn(msg:string)
prettyConsole.error(msg:string)
prettyConsole.info(msg:string)
prettyConsole.time(msg:string)
prettyConsole.clear()
prettyConsole.table(data: any, properties?: ReadonlyArray<string>)

then you can find a console msg with scope

Usage Scene

You can use it conveniently to distinguish logs in different scenarios

Attention

If you want to customize log information, you can try to inherit from this base class

This is just an example, you can customize the package according to your own actual use scene.

import PrettyConsole from 'pretty-scope-console'

class DebuggerYourself extends PrettyConsole {
  public baseStyle: string
  constructor(scope: string, style = 'font-size:12px;font-weight:bold;color:#207806') {
    super(scope)
    this.baseStyle = style
  }

  logger(eventName: string, payload: any, extra = '', flush: string, style?: string) {
    const styleString = style ? style : this.baseStyle

    const extraString = `-eventName:${eventName}-extra:${extra}-实时埋点:${flush}`
    return this._output('log', payload, extraString, styleString)
  }
}

export default DebuggerYourself

then you can use it in your code,such as:

import DebuggerYourself from "./utils/debug"

const Debug = new DebuggerYourself("debugger")

const imMembership = false

Debug.logger(
  "打开首页",
  {
    名称: "tom",
    成为会员时间: "2022-04-10 12:23:23",
    权限: {
      read: true,
      write: false,
      put: false
    }
  },
  `是否为会员:${imMembership}`,
  "false"
)

and then you can see this in console:

[ debugger-eventName:打开首页-extra:是否为会员:false-实时埋点:false ]  {名称: 'tom', 成为会员时间: '2022-04-10 12:23:23', 权限: {…}}