A simple and colorful logger for Node.js.
npm install [--save] unkloggerimport unklogger from "unklogger";
unklogger.log("What's up?");
// 2017-03-10 18:55:05 | What's up?
unklogger.success("Looking good!");
// 2017-03-10 18:55:15 | Looking good!
unklogger.error("Server #1", "OH NO!");
// 2017-03-10 19:00:00 | [Server #1] OH NO!
unklogger.warn("Response", "OK", { foo: "0", bar: "1" }, [0, 1, 2]);
// 2017-03-10 19:11:07 | [Response] OK { foo: "0", bar: "1" } [0, 1, 2]
unklogger.info(["Multiple", "Tags"], "I support multiple tags.");
// 2017-03-10 19:11:07 | [Multiple] [Tags] I support multiple tags.unklogger.$config = {
quiet: false, // Suppress output.
colors: true, // Enable colors.
console: Console, // Override console streams.
};All output functions will return the context object as the first argument.
It contains the following properties:
-
$timestamp: The current timestamp, same as output. -
$tags: All passed tags as an array. -
$message: All other arguments combined, as a string. -
$output: Text that was/will be logged to the console. -
$arguments: All arguments, exactly as passed tounklogger.
You can use the beforeWrite and afterWrite events to add hooks to perform any action. Multiple hooks can be bound to an event. Each is passed the current context.
unklogger.addHook("beforeWrite", (context) => {
context.$output += " FOO";
});
unklogger.addHook("beforeWrite", (context) => {
context.$output += " BAR";
});
unklogger.addHook("afterWrite", (context) => {
axios.post("https://www.kream.io/logs", { output: context.$output });
});
// Outputs "ONE FOO BAR" and sends a POST request with the same output.
unklogger.info("ONE");Extensions are functions returned by unklogger, which you can chain after the first call.
unklogger.addExtension("send", (context, url) => {
axios.post(url, { output: context.$output });
});
unklogger.info("GO!").send("https://www.kream.io/logs");npm run test
