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Pretty (!), powerful and highly customizable Node.js logger.
npm i -E bhala
or:
yarn add -E bhala
A not-so-serious proposed practice is to use the ß
character to reference bhala library.
import ß from 'bhala';
ß.log('Here is a wonderful log.');
ß.event('Here is a wonderful event.');
EMO
List of emoji keys that should named like you do in Markdown, i.e.: computer
for :computer:
.
debug()
ß.debug(...messages: string[])
error()
ß.error(...messages: string[])
event()
ß.event(...messages: string[])
info()
ß.warn(...messages: string[])
log()
ß.log(...messages: string[])
success()
ß.success(...messages: string[])
warn()
ß.warn(...messages: string[])
You may wonder why "bhala"? It means "write" in Zulu, which you can learn how to conjugate (ngibhala, ubhala, etc) if you also love learning new languages 😉.
FAQs
A pretty (!), powerful and customizable logging library for Node.js.
The npm package bhala receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, bhala popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bhala demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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