euberlog

A beautiful nodejs logger.

Install

To install euberlog, run:

$ npm install euberlog

Usage

Simple

const { Logger } = require('euberlog');
const logger = new Logger();

logger.info('Informazione');
logger.success('Successo!!!');
logger.debug('Debug');
logger.warning('Warning!!');
logger.error('Errore');

logger.info('My car is:', { constructor: 'Toyota', model: 'Yaris', year: 2004 });

Br and hr

const { Logger } = require('euberlog');
const logger = new Logger();

// Prints one line of '-'
logger.hr();

// Prints two empty lines
logger.br(2);

logger.info('My name is Eugenio');

// Prints two empty lines
logger.br(2);

// Prints five lines of red '*'
logger.hr(5, 'red', '*');

With scope

const { Logger } = require('euberlog');
const logger = new Logger('MAIN');

// Adds {MAIN} before the message
logger.info('Informazione');
logger.success('Successo!!!');
logger.error('The error is:', new Error('Errore'));

With options

const { Logger } = require('euberlog');
const logger = new Logger({
    scope: 'MYSCOPE',
    debug: false, // Hides the debug logs
    palette: { // Overrides the default colour palette
        primary: {
            info: 'orange',
            success: '(146,133,255)'
        },
        secondary: {
            info: '#ffd485',
            success: 'blue'
        }
    }
});

logger.info('Informazione');
logger.success('Successo!!!');
logger.debug('This is not shown');

API

The documentation site is: euberlog documentation

The documentation for development site is: euberlog dev documentation

Logger

The logger class, its instances will be the euber loggers.

Syntax:

const logger = new Logger(options);

Options:

The options parameter is a string or a Options object. If it is a string, it like passing an Options object with only the property scope with that string as value.

Options parameters:

scope: Optional. A string representing the scope of the logger. It is prepended between {} before each message. If it is null the scope will not be printed.
debug: Optional. If true, the debug messages will be printed.
palette: Optional. An object of type Palette representing the colours used by the logger.

Palette parameters:

primary: Optional. An object of PaletteDefinitions type that defines the colours for the primary part of a message, namely the [TAG] and an eventual {SCOPE}.
secondary: Optional. An object of PaletteDefinitions type that defines the colours for the secondary part of a message, namely the message passed to the logger function.

PaletteDefinitions:

info: The colour for the info logs. Note: the colour can be a valid chalk colour (such as 'white'), an hex colour (such as '#FFFFFF'), an RGB colour (such as '(255,255,255)') or a css keyword (such as 'orange')
success: The colour for the success logs. Note: the colour can be a valid chalk colour (such as 'white'), an hex colour (such as '#FFFFFF'), an RGB colour (such as '(255,255,255)') or a css keyword (such as 'orange')
debug: The colour for the debug logs. Note: the colour can be a valid chalk colour (such as 'white'), an hex colour (such as '#FFFFFF'), an RGB colour (such as '(255,255,255)') or a css keyword (such as 'orange')
warning: The colour for the warning logs. Note: the colour can be a valid chalk colour (such as 'white'), an hex colour (such as '#FFFFFF'), an RGB colour (such as '(255,255,255)') or a css keyword (such as 'orange')
error: The colour for the error logs. Note: the colour can be a valid chalk colour (such as 'white'), an hex colour (such as '#FFFFFF'), an RGB colour (such as '(255,255,255)') or a css keyword (such as 'orange')

Note: the default_options are:

const DEFAULT_OPTIONS = {
    palette: {
        primary: {
            info: 'blue',
            success: 'green',
            debug: 'gray',
            warning: 'yellow',
            error: 'red'
        },
        secondary: {
            info: '#81A2BE',
            success: '#B5BD68',
            debug: '#C5C8C6',
            warning: '#F0C674',
            error: '#CC6666'
        }
    },
    debug: true,
    scope: null
};

Methods:

info(message: string, object?: any): void: Logs an info message. The format is [INFO] |{SCOPE}| message |object|, where |word| is optional.
success(message: string, object?: any): void: Logs an success message. The format is [SUCCESS] |{SCOPE}| message |object|, where |word| is optional.
debug(message: string, object?: any): void: Logs an debug message. The format is [DEBUG] |{SCOPE}| message |object|, where |word| is optional.
warning(message: string, object?: any): void: Logs an warning message. The format is [WARNING] |{SCOPE}| message |object|, where |word| is optional.
error(message: string, object?: any): void: Logs an error message. The format is [ERROR] |{SCOPE}| message |object|, where |word| is optional.
br(n?: number): void: Logs n empty lines. The default value of n is 1.
hr(n?: number, color?: string, symbol: string): void: Logs n hr lines, coloured with color and constituted by symbol characters. THe default value of n is 1, the default colour is 'white' and the default symbol is '-'.
setOptions(options?: Options | string): void: It changes the options of the logger instance. It is almost as using the class constructor, with the difference that a new instance will not be created.

Development

To build the module make sure you have the dev dependencies installed.

The project is written in Typescript, bundled with Webpack and linted with ESLint.

Lint

In order to lint the code:

$ npm run lint

In order to lint and fix the code:

$ npm run lint:fix

There are also the :source and :test suffix after lint in order to lint only the source code or the test code.

Transpile

To transpile both the source and the test code:

$ npm run transpile

The source and the test folders will be transpiled in the dist folder. Also the type declarations will be generated.

To transpile only the source code:

$ npm run transpile:source

The source folder will be transpiled in the dist folder. Also the type declarations will be generated.

Test

After having transpiled the code, run:

$ npm test

in order to run the tests with mocha.

If a coverage report is to be generated, run:

$ npm run nyc

Bundle

$ npm run bundle

The source folder will be compiled in the bundled folder. It will contain the bundled index.js and index.d.ts files.

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