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terminal-log

v1.0.1

Published

Terminal string styling logger

Downloads

168

Readme

terminal-log

Terminal string styling logger

install

$ npm install terminal-log

usage

var logger = require("terminal-log");
var err = new Error("Error message.");
logger.info("Message text.", 'More message.');
logger.warn("Message text.", 'More message.');
// will print more logs to terminal if using --verbose
logger.error("Message text.", err);
// logger.error("Message text.", 'More message.');

// will print more logs to terminal if using --verbose
logger.verbose(err);
logger.ok("Message text.", "More message.");
// will print more logs to terminal if using --verbose
logger.fail("Message text.", err);

screenshot 1

cli --verbose

screenshot 2

api

The terminal-log module can help developer improving the interactive experience of cli app. Tell your user what has happened through the log, and what to do next.

ps: will print more logs to terminal if using --verbose

logger.info(msg[, submsg])

  • msg String
  • submsg String

Standard interface

logger.warn(msg[, submsg])

  • msg String
  • submsg String | Object | Error

Standard interface

logger.error([msg] [, submsg])

  • msg String | Object | Error
  • submsg String | Object | Error

Standard interface

logger.verbose(msg)

  • msg String | Object | Error

Advanced interface. Nothing output unless --verbose in process.argv

logger.ok(msg[, submsg])

  • msg String
  • submsg String

Advanced interface

logger.fail([msg] [, submsg])

  • msg String | Object | Error
  • submsg String | Object | Error

Advanced interface. Will exit process after call.