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node-ez-logger

Simple logger module for node.js

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Node EZ Logger

Simple logging module for node.js

Introduction

This module is writing log messages to the console and to files in the log folder.

Usage

Install

Install the package with NPM

npm install node-ez-logger

Require

In your script file include the module

const logger = require('node-ez-logger');

Use

In your code you can log with info(), warning(), error() or debug() methods

logger.info('info message in the log');
logger.warning('warning message in the log');
logger.error('error message in the log');
logger.debug('debug message in the log');

Configuration

You have the possibility to change the path, where the file will be placed, and the format of the date in the logfiles and in the console.

Date Format

logger.config.dateFormat(format: string): void

The timestamp will be written in this format to the console and the logfile. The date format will be parsed by the [node-date-parser](https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-date-parser) module. Default value is: ``Y-m-d H:i:s,V``

logger.config.dateFormat('Y-m-d H:i:s,V');

Log Path

logger.config.logPath(path: string): void

You can specify a different logging path if you need to. By default the files will be created in the logs folder in the same directory where your main file is running.

> Note: You only have to provide a path! If this path doesn't exist, the script will create it for you.
logger.config.logPath('custompath/logs');

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Package last updated on 14 Aug 2018

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