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space-log

v1.2.0

Published

A utility for logging tabular data to the terminal.

Downloads

78

Readme

🛸 Space Log

CodeQL Analysis Test

Space Log is a utility which logs structured data to the console in a tabular format. It dynamically adjusts column widths based on the longest string in each column and supports optional underlined headings, with the ability to apply custom styling to the text.

Motivation

When running yarn outdated, any outdated dependencies are displayed in a well-presented, easy-to-read table in the terminal. Space Log replicates this functionality simply and efficiently, abstracting away the complex logic involved in calculating column widths based on the longest string in each column.

Example

Regions of Japan

import chalk from 'chalk'
import { spaceLog } from 'space-log'

spaceLog({
  columnKeys: ['name', 'population', 'area'],
  headings: ['Region', 'Population', 'Area (km²)'],
}, [
  { name: 'Hokkaidō', population: '5.4 million', area: '83,000', areaTheme: chalk.green },
  { name: 'Tōhoku', population: '8.9 million', area: '67,000' },
  { name: 'Kantō', population: '43.3 million', area: '32,000', populationTheme: chalk.green },
  { name: 'Chūbu', population: '21.4 million', area: '67,000' },
  { name: 'Kansai', population: '22.5 million', area: '33,000' },
  { name: 'Chūgoku', population: '7.3 million', area: '32,000' },
  { name: 'Shikoku', population: '3.8 million', area: '19,000' },
  { name: 'Kyūshū & Okinawa', population: '14 million', area: '44,000' },
])

Usage

Installation

First, install the package as a dependency:

# Using yarn
yarn add space-log

# Using npm
npm install space-log

Importing

You can import spaceLog using either CommonJS or ES Modules:

For CommonJS:

const { spaceLog } = require('space-log')

For ES Modules:

import { spaceLog } from 'space-log'

The spaceLog function is exported both as a default and named export, so you can import it either way.

Arguments

The spaceLog function has two required arguments; config and data.

Config (object)

  • columnKeys: An array of keys representing the data[key] of each column.

  • headings: An optional array of headings to use as the title of each column. If no headings are provided, only the data will be included in the output.

  • spaceSize: Specifies the spacing between columns. Default value is 1.

Data (array)

An array of objects containing the data to log.

A "theme" can be provided for a corresponding key by adding a property in the format ${key}Theme. In the example above, populationTheme uses chalk to render green text to indicate that the most populous region of Japan is Kantō.