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@empathyco/x-logger
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This project is a simple logger
To install the logger:
# or pnpm or yarn
npm install @empathyco/x-logger --save-dev
import { logger, LogLevel } from '@empathyco/x-logger';
There are different log levels to be set in the console level and server level.
enum LogLevel {
silent = 0,
error = 1,
warn = 2,
info = 3,
debug = 4,
trace = 5
}
And different methods to be called to use the logger:
logger.error()
logger.warn()
logger.info()
logger.debug()
logger.trace()
Depending on the LogLevel, only some levels will be displayed in the console. Setting the LogLevel
to warn, the console will display the levels below it and itself, in this case, error and
warn.
logger.consoleLevel = LogLevel.warn;
logger.serverLevel = LogLevel.silent;
logger.error() // console.error called
logger.warn() // console.warn called
logger.info() // console.info not called
logger.debug() // console.debug not called
logger.trace() // console.trace not called
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Empathy simple logger
We found that @empathyco/x-logger demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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