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iconic-logger
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Customizable logger with icons support for browser
npm install iconic-logger --save
Only Chrome are supporting the image output to console.
Every other browser just write your log as usual console.log.
var iconicLogger = require('iconic-logger');
var myLogger = iconicLogger.log('chrome');
myLogger('Chrome is awesome!');
<script src="iconic-logger.js"></script>
var myLogger = window.iconicLogger('chrome');
myLogger('Chrome is awesome!');
Will put next to the console log:
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var iconicLogger = require('iconic-logger');
var myLogger = iconicLogger.log('chrome', 'My log:');
myLogger('Chrome is awesome!');
myLogger('I really like it!');
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.log(icon[, prefix])
Create a logger that is similar to console.log with icon and optional prefix
.info(icon[, prefix])
Create a logger that is similar to console.info with icon and optional prefix
.error(icon[, prefix])
Create a logger that is similar to console.error with icon and optional prefix
.getIconNames()
Returns a list of registered icon names
.getIcons()
Returns a list of registered icons
npm install
/icons folder
Default icons size should be 16px.apple.png
apple-32.png
Next file types are supported: png, gif, jpg.
gulp build:js
/dist folderFAQs
Customizable iconic logger for browser
The npm package iconic-logger receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, iconic-logger popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that iconic-logger 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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