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simple-logger

v1.0.1

Published

A simple logging package to colorize logging standard output

Downloads

9

Readme

Simple Node Logger

A logger which colorizes output, auto-inspects objects, and correctly writes to stdout or stderror. Can be marked as sync (blockingly writes to stdout/err) or async (uses console.log, not synchronous).

Install:

npm install simple-logger

Usage:

var log = require('simple-logger')

// Info
log.info('An informational message!');
log.warn('A warning!');
log.error('An error!');

Options

log.level
    Set the log level. Anything below the level will not be outputted

    Values: 'error', 'warn', 'info', 'silent'
    Default: 'warn'

log.sync
    Whether or not to synchronously ouput to stdout/err. Essentially this
    flag switches between console.log and process.stdout.write.

    Default: true

log.color
    Prints colorful output, and colorizes auto-inspected objects

    Default: true

Fun Facts:

Log multiple objects in one call!

log.warn('hello', [1,2,3]);
WARN: hello 1,2,3

Objects are auto-inspected

log.warn({foo: 'bar', duck: 'pie'});
WARN: { foo: 'bar', duck: 'pie' }

Neato:

Screenshot of colorful logger output