The only ONE logger.
npm i onelogger
import { getLogger, getCoreLogger } from 'onelogger';
const logger = getLogger();
logger.info('hello world');
// => hello world
// get logger with prefix label
const loggerWithPrefix = getLogger('my-prefix-name1');
loggerWithPrefix.info('hello world');
// => [my-prefix-name1] hello world
// get coreLogger
const coreLogger = getCoreLogger('my-prefix-name2');
coreLogger.info('hello world on core logger');
// => hello world on core logger
// get coreLogger with prefix label
const coreLoggerWithPrefix = getCoreLogger('my-prefix-name2');
coreLoggerWithPrefix.info('hello world on core logger');
// => [my-prefix-name2] hello world on core logger
The default logger and coreLogger will pipe to global.console, you can change them to your real logger.
The custom logger must implements ILogger interface.
import { setLogger, setCoreLogger, setCustomLogger } from 'onelogger';
setLogger(customLogger);
setCoreLogger(customCoreLogger);
setCustomLogger('myBizLogger', myBizLogger);
getCustomLogger('myBizLogger');
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the only ONE logger
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