Breaking Changes: Caterpillar has been rewritten for performance, ease of use, and deno compatibility (now it is compatible with Node.js, Deno, and Web Browsers)
The Caterpillar Transforms by Bevry, are now embedded into the caterpillar package:
- caterpillar-filter is now import { Filter } from 'caterpillar'
- caterpillar-human is now import { Human } from 'caterpillar'
- caterpillar-browser is now import { Browser } from 'caterpillar'
*.create() aliases for new *() are now removed, please just use new *(config)
Each Caterpillar Transform now maintains its own configuration, which is specified via their constructor
- As such, instead of doing new *().setConfig(opts) now jsut do new *(opts)
the default log level is now a configuration option, rather than an entry in the levels map
level configuration option has been renamed to filterLevel, which must now be specified directly on the filter transform
the logger transform now accepts a new lineLevel configuration option, which will limit fetching line info for only log levels equal to or below that the lineLevel value, by default it is -1 which disables fetching line info
- This is a dramatic performance improvement for large applications, as fetching line levels for every log entry, even ones filtered out, was not performant
- Closes issue #16
Caterpillar Transforms are no longer Node.js Streams, as using them was a major performance overhead
- We can still pipe to Caterpillar Transforms as well as to Node.js streams and WHATWG/Deno streams
- Closes issue #17
Add error, warn, info, debug aliases to the logger
- Thanks to Kirill Chernyshov for issue #12
Updated dependencies, base files, and editions using boundation