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Did we need another Node-based logging utility? I dunno. Did we get one? Yeah.
Have you met zaq
? He's based on practicality and performance. What are you doing? Shake his hand!
License: MIT
You know the drill. Install via NPM:
npm install zaq
Require in your Node project:
var zaq = require('zaq');
.log( message )
Pass a message
to zaq.log()
to have it printed to the console. Yes, this is an alias of console.log()
.
.win( message )
Pass a success message
to zaq.win()
to display it in the win/success style: following a green checkmark and 'WIN:' prefix.
.err( message )
Pass an error message
to zaq.err()
to display it in the error style: following a red 'X' and 'ERR:' prefix.
.info( message )
Pass an informational message
to zaq.info()
to display it in the info style: following a blue arrow and 'INFO:' prefix.
.warn( message )
Pass a warning message
to zaq.warn()
to display it in the warning style: following a yellow hash and 'WARN:' prefix.
.time( message )
Pass a timing message
to zaq.time()
to display it in the timing style: following a grey diamond and 'TIME:' prefix.
.pretty( obj )
Pass an array
or object
to zaq.pretty()
to get returned a JSON.stringify()
string version that's properly spaced and indented. Used internally for .json()
calls.
FAQs
Yet another fun little logging utility.
The npm package zaq receives a total of 61 weekly downloads. As such, zaq popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that zaq demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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