lme

console.loging done right, beautifully.

You don't have to write the 13 char length console.log() anymore. Try:

lme.d("hello world");

Why lme ( logme )

• Simpler to use than console.log() or even console.log(chalk.red("hi"));
• Automatically expands objects and arrays. So that, you don't have to use JSON.stringify() anymore.
• Clean and semantically focused.
• Actively maintained.
• Consistent design for errors, warnings, successes etc.

Install

npm install --save lme

Usage

Syntax

lme.<status>(message);

Example

const lme = require('lme');

lme.d("my kitty is pinky!"); // default style, used for anonymous outputs.
lme.e("Snap! something went wrong."); // used for logging errors.
lme.s("Oh yeah!"); // used for logging success.
lme.w("Attention! Thank you for your attention."); // used for logging warnings.

APIs

Syntax : lme.<status>(message);

• where <status> can have the following values:

status	name	when to use	example
d	default	default output	lme.d("hi");
s	successes	on success output	lme.s("hi");
e	error	on error-ed output	lme.e("hi");
w	warning	for warnings like output	lme.w("hi");
h	highlight	for highlighting an output	lme.h("hi");

• where message can be string/float/int/objects. (note that javascript treats arrays as objects.)

More configurations are on its way.
If you wish to file any feature/bugs, mention it on issues.
Enjoy.

License

MIT © Vajahath Ahmed