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@magic/log
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simple server side logging. basically console.log + loglevels
npm install @magic/log
const log = require('@magic/log')
// set logLevel to all
log.setLevel('all')
log.setLevel(0)
// logLevel warn
log.setLevel('warn')
log.setLevel(1)
// only log errors:
log.setLevel('error')
log.setLevel(2)
// if production, set logLevel to "warn", if development, "all"
log.resetLevel()
// get current logLevel
log.getLevel()
// only outputs if logLevel === 'all'
log.info('Some interesting yet useless information')
// only outputs if logLevel === 'all'.
// output of first argument is green.
log.success('yay', 'only the first', 'argument was green')
// always outputs. first argument will be red
log.error('ERROR:', 'error messsage')
// outputs if logLevel === 'warn' || 'all'
log.warn('WARN:', 'warn message')
// make a message greyed out
log.annotate('Annotate this message')
FAQs
enhanced console.log
The npm package @magic/log receives a total of 343 weekly downloads. As such, @magic/log popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @magic/log 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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