The @storybook/node-logger package is a utility for logging within the Storybook ecosystem, specifically tailored for Node.js environments. It provides a standardized way to handle logging across different parts of Storybook applications, making it easier to debug and maintain code.

What are @storybook/node-logger's main functionalities?

Customizable logging levels

This feature allows developers to log messages at different levels (info, warn, error), which can be useful for filtering logs based on their importance or severity.

const { logger } = require('@storybook/node-logger');

logger.info('Information message');
logger.warn('Warning message');
logger.error('Error message');

Consistent log formatting

Ensures that all log messages follow a consistent format, making it easier to read and analyze logs.

const { logger } = require('@storybook/node-logger');

logger.info('Starting application...');
logger.error('Failed to start application');

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Changelog

Source

7.0.0-alpha.57 (December 3, 2022)

Bug Fixes

Vite: Reinstate (deprecated) StorybookViteConfig #20057
Docs: using targeted styles, not components to style MDX #19958
Docs: Return to filtering toolbars in docs mode, but don't filter menu #19959
Angular: Don't set argType.defaultValue in angular/compodoc #19935
NextJS: Support next/image component in v12/13 properly #20028
Svelte: Use JSDocs in JS CLI templates and put manual enum arg type back as it is not inferred #20042

Maintenance

CLI: Add a new version-update check telemetry event #20074
CLI: Add upgrade telemetry details #20064
Core: added .entries property to error thrown when duplicate stories are present #20038

Build

Improve framework version specific story handling #20027
Fix repro templates script #20063
Build: replace image placeholder url in example stories for nextjs #20069
Build: improve inDevelopment mode for yarn task #20067
Build: revamp interactions e2e test #20060

Dependency Upgrades

Build: Update jest pretty-format to 29 #20047

Readme

Source

Storybook Logger

Any node logging that is done through storybook should be done through this package.

Examples:

import { logger } from '@storybook/node-logger';

logger.info('Info message');
logger.warn('Warning message');
logger.error('Error message');

For more information visit: storybook.js.org

Keywords

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Package last updated on 03 Dec 2022

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