typescript-logger

A simple named logger written in typescript that can be used in typescript, javascript and even without any dependency manager.
(based on the idea of ng2-logger)

Usage

Check the docs

Install it through:

npm install typescript-logger
or
yarn add typescript-logger

Then just import (or require, if you're using javascript) the class LoggerManager to start creating and managing your logs.

If you're not using any dependency manager, you can still use this package downloading this bundled version and just include the script in your html.
This will expose globally the variable Logger from which you can access the LoggerManager.

const log = Logger.LoggerManager.create('Demo Component');
log.info('test info');
log.log('test log');
log.debug('test debug');
log.warn('test warning');
log.error('test error');

Demo

You can see a really simple demo on how to use it running the command
npm run serve:demo
and opening a browser (preferably chrome) at this url http://localhost:8080; then you can have a look at the logs in the developer tools' console (by default the debug level is hidden in chrome).
This demo uses the logger just including the bundled version.

Contributing

Use the command npm install to install all the dependencies.

Use the command npm run build in order to clean, create index files, transpile to javascript and build the bundled version.

Use the command npm run docs to build the docs.

CHANGELOG

5.0.1

• BREAKING CHANGES
  • Update tslint target (should not introduce problems)
• Fixes
  • Fix bug with MUTE_ON_CREATE: even if the flag is true the unmuted modules will be kept unmuted

3.0.1

• BREAKING CHANGES
  • dependencies major version updates
• Features
  • MUTE_ON_CREATION property
  • FIXED_WIDTH property

3.0.2

• Fixes
  • Package.json referencies

3.0.3

• Fixes
  • Logger now works when used with node