logg.js
A simple log utility with date, colored text and code module display.
Usage in Websites
While I haven't tried it yet, you should also be able to use logg.js on any website. You can get the latest release from GitHub or use JSDelivr
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I think the simplest way to explain how logg.js works, is through an example:
const logg = require("logg.js");
logg.info("This is a test log!");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][INFO]: This is a test log!
logg.info("This is a test log!", "MODULE");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][INFO][MODULE]: This is a test log!
logg.warn("This is a test log!");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][WARNING]: This is a test log!
logg.warn("This is a test log!", "MODULE");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][WARNING][MODULE]: This is a test log!
logg.error("This is a test log!");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][ERROR]: This is a test log!
logg.error("This is a test log!", "MODULE");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][ERROR][MODULE]: This is a test log!
logg.fatal("This is a test log!");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][FATAL]: This is a test log!
logg.fatal("This is a test log!", "MODULE");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][FATAL][MODULE]: This is a test log!
logg.debug("This is a test log!");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][DEBUG]: This is a test log!
logg.debug("This is a test log!", "MODULE");
// OUTPUT: [21.09.2019 15:54:45][DEBUG][MODULE]: This is a test log!You can use a module, to display from what part of the code the log message comes from.
If your terminal supports colors, it should look like this:
