fancy-log-levels
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Log things, prefixed with a timestamp and level. Choose what to log, based on verbosity level.
Log things, prefixed with a timestamp and level. Choose what to log, based on verbosity level.
var log = require('fancy-log-levels');
log(3)
log.debug('a message');
// [16:27:02] [D] a message
log.error('oh no!');
// [16:27:02] [E] oh no!
log(lvl)Sets the debug level.
log.debug(msg...)Logs the message as if you called console.log but prefixes the output with the
current time in HH:MM:ss format and [D].
log.error(msg...)Logs the message as if you called console.error but prefixes the output with the
current time in HH:MM:ss format and [E].
log.warn(msg...)Logs the message as if you called console.warn but prefixes the output with the
current time in HH:MM:ss format and [W].
log.info(msg...)Logs the message as if you called console.info but prefixes the output with the
current time in HH:MM:ss format and [I].
log.user(msg...)Logs the message as if you called console.info but prefixes the output with the
current time in HH:MM:ss format and [I].
log.dir(msg...)Logs the message as if you called console.dir but prefixes the output with the
current time in HH:MM:ss format and [D].
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Log things, prefixed with a timestamp and level. Choose what to log, based on verbosity level.
We found that fancy-log-levels 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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