noop-logger

What is noop-logger?

The noop-logger npm package provides a 'no-operation' logger, which means it's a logger that does nothing. It's useful for providing a logger interface that can be used in environments where logging is not desired or necessary, such as in testing or when running in production where you might not want to output logs.

What are noop-logger's main functionalities?

No-operation logging

The noop-logger package provides methods that mimic the standard logging methods such as log, info, warn, and error, but they do not perform any action when called.

{"log": noop-logger.log, "info": noop-logger.info, "warn": noop-logger.warn, "error": noop-logger.error}

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README

noop-logger

A logger that does exactly nothing, useful when you want to test modules that require a logger to be passed in.

Installation

$ npm install noop-logger

API

Exposes the following noops:

• logger.debug
• logger.info
• logger.warn
• logger.error
• logger.critical
• logger.alert
• logger.emergency
• logger.notice
• logger.fatal

License

MIT