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responsive-logger

v0.0.10

Published

Simple and light wait library to manage console messages in js based on envrionment

Downloads

15

Readme

Responsive Logger

responsive-logger is a versatile logging library crafted to seamlessly operate in both Node.js and browser environments.

Installation

You can easily install responsive-logger via npm:

npm install responsive-logger

Alternatively, if you prefer using yarn:

yarn add responsive-logger

Usage

Getting started with responsive-logger is simple. Just require it in your main project file:

require('responsive-logger');

This single line of code initializes the logger and intercepts the console object, providing enhanced logging capabilities.

Manual Production Mode Management

For those who prefer manual management of the production mode, the library offers flexibility. You can achieve this as follows:

require('responsive-logger');
console.setConfig({
  isProduction: true, // Set production mode to true
});
console.initialized();

Additionally, you have the option to specify a file name and path for logging:

require('responsive-logger');
console.setConfig({
  isProduction: true, // Set production mode to true
  logFilePath: "data/text.txt" // Specify file name and path
});
console.initialized();

Although setConfig is entirely optional, if used, initialized is mandatory. These functions allow precise control over the logger's behavior to align with your specific requirements.


With responsive-logger, logging becomes an effortless yet powerful aspect of your project. Whether in Node.js or the browser, manage your logs with ease and efficiency.