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loglevel-mixin
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Injects methods named after a set of logLevels which are only forwarding messages if the current logLevel is higher or equal to the logLevel the name of the called method reflects.
const llm = require('loglevel-mixin');
let someObject = { log(level,message) { console.log(`${level} ${message}`); } };
llm.defineLoggerMethods(someObject);
llm.defineLogLevelProperties(someObject);
someObject.logLevel = 'error';
someObject.info( level => 'my info message (not reported since logLevel is error)')
someObject.logLevel = 'info';
someObject.info( level => 'my info message (reported since logLevel is now info)')
const llm = require('loglevel-mixin');
class BaseClass {
log(level, message) { console.log(`${level} ${message}`); }
}
llm.defineLoggerMethods(BaseClass.prototype);
class LoggingEnabledBaseClass extends llm.LogLevelMixin(BaseClass) {
}
const someObject = new LoggingEnabledBaseClass();
someObject.logLevel = 'error';
someObject.info( level => 'my info message (not reported since logLevel is error)')
someObject.logLevel = 'info';
someObject.info( level => 'my info message (reported since logLevel is now info)')
With npm do:
npm install loglevel-mixin
BSD-2-Clause
FAQs
mixin to declare logging methods named after a set of log levels
The npm package loglevel-mixin receives a total of 473 weekly downloads. As such, loglevel-mixin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that loglevel-mixin demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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