Wild Logger

Wild Logger supports custom colors, verbosity settings, timestamp controls, and logging to Bunyan.

Installation

npm install wild-logger

Example

Supported Colors

• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• white
• gray
• grey
• rainbow
• zebra
• america
• trap
• random

Example Config

{
    "logger": {
        "ts": {
            "enabled": true,
            "color": "gray"
        },
        "levels": {
            "err": {"enabled": true, "color": "red" },
            "warn": {"enabled": true, "color": "yellow" },
            "endpoint": {"enabled": true, "color": "green" },
            "db": {"enabled": true, "color": "cyan" },
            "rainbow": {"enabled": true, "color": "rainbow" },
            "usa": {"enabled": true, "color": "america" },
            "annoying": {"enabled": false, "color": "zebra" }
        },
        "bunyan": {
            "enabled": false,
            "options": {
                "name": "test-wild-logger"
            }
        }
    }
}

Example Usage

const config = require("./config.json");
const log = require("wild-logger")(config.logger);

log("no level");
log("Mayday!!!", "err");
log("Warning! Look at this...", "warn");
log("GET /pizza", "endpoint");
log("SELECT * FROM stuff", "db");
log("I love rainbows", "rainbow");
log("Happy 4th of July", "usa");
log("Want to hear the most annoying sound?", "annoying"); // won't log because "annoying" is disabled in config

console.log Overridable

Wild Logger allows you to override console.log()

const log = require("wild-logger")(config.logging);
console.log = log;

console.log("rainbows for days", "rainbow");