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svelte-logger

v0.0.7

Published

Renders a dendogram of logs from the function call stack. Clicking on any logs will scroll to it and clicking on any other node will expand/collapse it. Logs within any particular file will be rendered from top to bottom.

Downloads

6

Readme

Svelte (Visual) Logger

Renders a dendogram of logs from the function call stack. Clicking on any logs will scroll to it and clicking on any other node will expand/collapse it. Logs within any particular file will be rendered from top to bottom.

https://github.com/ando818/Svelte-Logger/assets/67844237/72f02b68-7e33-4995-a871-3d096ca5401e

Install

npm i svelte-logger

Usage

Logging

In any file you want to log

<script>
import { onMount } from 'svelte';
import { log } from 'svelte-logger';

onMount(() => {
   log("Hello");
   log({
   	message: "Hello",
	item: {
		name: "Potatoes"
            }
        )
    }
</script>

Rendering

In any component where you want the logs to render (preferably an empty page)

<script>
import LogView from 'svelte-logger/LogView.svelte';	
</script>

<LogView/>

Disable console logs

From any file

 import { logToConsole } from 'svelte-logger';
 logToConsole(false);

Limitations

  1. Logs on initial server start can't be rendered in the graph.
  2. Logs on initial server load will be ignored.
  3. Logs from different components will not necessarily show in top to bottom order.
  4. Paths from imports aren't followed, and will show logs in the imported module at the root of the graph.
  5. Some others I haven't discovered yet.
  6. Have not tried server side logs yet, so not sure what will happen in those cases