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@ayana/logger-api
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Logger API for usage in libraries
This is a really small module defining the API of @ayana/logger for usage in libraries.
Some people who make a library might not want to force people to use @ayana/logger
but still use it in their applications for logging. With @ayana/logger-api
it is up to the user if he want's to use @ayana/logger
or not. If the user doesn't install the @ayana/logger
module themselves, libraries using @ayana/logger-api
won't show any log output. However if the user does install it, the logging will work.
Technically the library user could just disable @ayana/logger
but that is configuration effort and also leaves the module installed doing nothing and consuming disk space.
With NPM
npm i @ayana/logger-api
With Yarn
yarn add @ayana/logger-api
Look at the README of the main module for usage. Note that some features aren't available for libraries as it is an anti-pattern to access them.
Refer to the LICENSE file.
FAQs
Logger API for usage in libraries
We found that @ayana/logger-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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