stdout-logger

This is my preferred configuration of Winston Logger module. I think it is nice a simple!

stdout-logger default logging level is debug and will look for a environment variable DEV_ENV or defaults to "DEV". If set to "PROD" logging level is set to info and colorized logging is turned off!

Basic look and feel...

How to install?

From command line..

npm install stdout-logger

stdout-logger default config

Default settings of instance Winston Logger.

  {
      "colorize": true, // set to false to turn colorized messaging off.
      "json": false, // set to true to turn json formated messaging on.
      "slient": false, // set to true to turn off messaging
      "handleExceptions": true, // set to false to turn off handling exceptions
      "level": "debug", 
      "timestamp": function () {
          return new Date().toUTCString();
      }
  }

stdout-logger levels

• Level 0 :: debug
• Level 1 :: info
• Level 2 :: silly
• Level 3 :: warn
• Level 4 :: error

How to use?

Very easy.. see example below.

    
// require module
var Logger = require('stdout-logger'),
  myLogger = Logger.getLogger();

Logger.set('colorize', false); 
Logger.set('level', 'error');

// returns "error"
console.log(Logger.get('level'));

// Now use logger 
myLogger('info', 'Hello World');
myLogger('debug', JSON.stringify({debug: 'Object'}, null, 2));
myLogger('warn', 'Hello World');
myLogger('silly', 'Hello World');
myLogger('error',  JSON.stringify({error: 'Object'}, null, 2));