@magic/log

@magic/log

simple server side logging.

basically console.log + loglevels + process.env awareness

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installation:

  npm install @magic/log

usage:

import

import log from '@magic/log'

log levels

// 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()

log functions

// 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')

// return process.hrtime to use in log.timeTaken
const start = log.hrtime()

// get delta between one hrtime and another
const delta = log.hrtime(start)

// print the s, ms or ns since start
log.timeTaken(start, 'before', 'after')
// logs 'before xns after'

changelog

#####v0.0.3 log.error now converts errors for better logging

0.1.0

use ecmascript modules

0.1.1

bump to get this version to be the default for install. 0.1.0-cjs was preferred, but is deprecated.

0.1.2

add log.hrtime and log.timeTaken

0.1.3

require node >= 13.5.0

0.1.4

log.timeTaken(time, pre, post): if pre ends and post starts with a string delimiter, the time value between those string delimiters does not get spaces added around it.

0.1.5

bump required node version to 14.2.0

0.1.6

update dependencies

0.1.7

change log.level initialization

0.1.8

• bump required node version to 14.15.4
• update dependencies

0.1.9

update dependencies

0.1.10

update @magic/types to avoid circular dependency

0.1.11

• log.timeTaken now takes a config object as second parameter, log.timeTaken(time, { pre: '', post: '', log: true }). three argument call is possible too: log.timeTaken(time, pre, post, log)
• update dependencies

0.1.12 - unreleased

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