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AI-Logger is a Node.js module that boosts console functionality with a new method, console.ai(). It harnesses OpenAI's language models to convert error logs into readable formats, detailing potential causes and solutions. By replacing the standard console
AI-Logger is a Node.js module that enhances console functionality with a new method, console.ai()
. It utilizes OpenAI's language models to translate error logs into a more readable format, providing potential causes and solutions. By replacing the standard console.log()
with console.ai()
, developers can gain insights into complex issues and expedite the debugging process. The original error message is always logged, ensuring data integrity. As such, AI-Logger is a potent tool that not only enhances debugging, but also offers insights into application behavior, thereby improving development efficiency.
Use the package manager npm to install AI-Logger.
npm install ai-logger
AI-Logger uses the powerful package called PolyFact to generate AI responses. To use it, you need to get a PolyFact token.
Follow these steps to get your PolyFact token:
Then, you need to export the PolyFact token in your environment:
export POLYFACT_TOKEN=<your_polyfact_token>
First, import and initialize the module:
import { extendConsole } from "ai-logger";
extendConsole();
Now, you can replace your usual console.log()
or console.error()
calls with console.ai()
:
try {
// code that might throw an error
} catch (e) {
console.ai(e);
}
The extendConsole()
function can take an AILoggerOptions
object:
extendConsole({
prompt?: string;
sections?: ErrorSection[];
showOriginalError?: boolean;
showResultWithJsonFormat?: boolean;
});
Where:
prompt
is a string that instructs the OpenAI model how to format the output.sections
is an array of ErrorSection
enums. It determines the sections of the output (default is all sections).showOriginalError
is a boolean that indicates whether to log the original error (default is true
).showResultWithJsonFormat
is a boolean that specifies whether to show the formatted error message in JSON format (default is false
).Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
If you want to contact me you can reach me at kevin@polyfact.com.
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AI-Logger is a Node.js module that boosts console functionality with a new method, console.ai(). It harnesses OpenAI's language models to convert error logs into readable formats, detailing potential causes and solutions. By replacing the standard console
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