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@gloxy/logger

A debug.js based namespaced logging utility with predefined log types(debug, info, warn, error) and supporting title-scoped logging, available in both web browsers and Node.js.

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A debug.js-based logging utility:

  • Predefined log types (debug, info, warn, error);
  • Use namespace to distinguish your app logs from other outputs in browser Consoles or Terminals;
  • Enable one or more types or a log level as you need;
  • Title-scoped logs to further title your logs across app modules.

Install

npm install @gloxy/logger
# or
yarn add @gloxy/logger
# or
pnpm add @gloxy/logger

Usage

Create and logging

The only parameter namespace (e.g., 'myapp') helps distinguish these logs from other prints on Browser DevTool Consoles or Terminals.

import { createLogger } from '@gloxy/logger'

const logger = createLogger('myapp')

Logger includes 4 types of logging: debug, info, warn, and error, which use the respective console methods under the hood of the browsers and Node.js.

logger.info('Ball player %s is performing well', 'Mary')
// myapp:info Ball player Mary is performing well +0ms

Title Scoped Logger

You can create title-scoped logger logger(<title>), especially useful for module files.

/* ./logger.js  */

import { createLogger } from '@gloxy/logger'

export const logger = createLogger('myapp')
/* ./foo.js */

import { logger } from './logger'

const log = logger('foo')
log.info('Ball player %s is performing well', 'Mary')
// myapp:info [foo] Ball player Mary is performing well +0ms
/* ./bar.js */

import { logger } from './logger'

const log = logger('bar')
log.info('Ball player %s is performing well', 'Mary')
// myapp:info [bar] Ball player Mary is performing well +0ms

Enabling and Disabling

Logger is disabled by default. You can enable all log types (*) or one of them(debug, info, warn, and error) by setting name (namespace:type), or multiple types (separated with commas, namespace:type1,namespace:type2). Refer to debug.js.

Note: enable() completely overrides the previous enabled setting.

Platforms

  • To enable the logger:

    • In web browsers: localStorage.logger = 'myapp:*'
    • In Node.js: set the environment variable LOGGER=myapp:*

    Specify a type to enable the single type of logger, e.g, myapp:error.

  • Disable logger by removing these settings.

Programmatically

import { disable, enable } from '@gloxy/logger'

enable('myapp:*')
disable()

Enable by levels

Logger supports 4 levels. You can enable multiple log types by enabling a level (namespace:level).

  • 1: error
  • 2: error, warn
  • 3: error, warn, info
  • 4: error, warn, info, debug

For example, enable level 2 to output only critical error and warning logs in producation.

if (import.meta.env.NODE_ENV === 'producation') {
  enable('myapp:2')
}

Author

👤 GloryWong

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Package last updated on 23 Sep 2025

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