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A super lightweight console logging library to help make things simple. This is very lightweight, it's meant only to make loggin easy - nothing more and nothing less.
sklog is intended to be a lightweight library for console logging. This was born out of laziness - it's very basic and simple to use. I didn't need 95% of the functionality in Winston's logger and I don't care about putting logs in a DB, if you need more functionality then check out Winston's great logger - it's full of features and other cool stuff.
From your project directory:
$ npm install sklog
Within your application:
var log = require("sklog");
log("no loglevel");
log(0,"This is Information");
log(1,"This is a Warning");
log(2,"This is an Error");
log(3,"Non-existant log level");
log(3,{This:"Is an object",And:"I haas keys"});
Outputs:
[ INFO]: This is Information
[ WARN]: This is a Warning
[ERROR]: This is an Error
[ INFO]: Non-existant log level
[ INFO]:
This : Is an object
And : I haas keys
Long answer: yes, what more do you need?
FAQs
A super lightweight console logging library to help make things simple. This is very lightweight, it's meant only to make loggin easy - nothing more and nothing less.
The npm package sklog receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, sklog popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that sklog demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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