@frankhoodbs/logging-utilities

@frankhoodbs/logging-utilities

A collection of utilities for logging crafted with love by Frankhood Business Solutions s.r.l..

Features

• Pre-defined Emoji icons for expressive logging.
• Flexible and themed logging with colorful outputs.
• Extensible with custom themes.

Installation

Using npm:

npm install @frankhoodbs/logging-utilities

Usage

Import the Utility

import {
    colorLog,
    progressBar,
    zzz,
    ok,
    brain,
} from '@frankhoodbs/logging-utilities';

Basic Logging

colorLog({
    icon: zzz,
    label: 'INFO',
    message: 'This is a basic log message',
});

Progress Logging

const percentageCount = (fractionValue / totalValue) * 100;
const percentage = isNaN(percentageCount) ? 0 : percentageCount;
//we divide by 3 to make the bar a bit less wide
const barProportion = 3;
const done = parseInt(percentage / barProportion, 10);
const missing = 100 / barProportion - done;
const emptyOrFull = percentage === 0 || percentage === 100;
const label = `My custom label -> ${percentage.toFixed(
    0
)}% (${fractionValue} / ${totalValue})`;
const isLabelBeforeBar = false;

progressBar({
    done,
    missing,
    emptyOrFull,
    label,
    isLabelBeforeBar,
});

Themed Logging

colorLog({
    icon: brain,
    label: 'DEBUG',
    message: 'Using the vue theme',
    themeName: 'vue',
});

colorLog({
    icon: ok,
    label: 'SUCCESS',
    message: 'Using a custom theme',
    theme: {
        backgroundColorLeft: '#FF0000',
        backgroundColorRight: '#00FF00',
        colorLeft: '#FFFFFF',
        colorRight: '#000000',
    },
});

Status Logging

colorLog({
    label: 'REJECTED',
    message: 'A task is rejected',
    status: -1,
});
colorLog({
    label: 'PENDING',
    message: 'A task is pending',
    status: 0,
});
colorLog({
    label: 'PASSED',
    message: 'A task is passed',
    status: 1,
});

Available Icons

For your convenience, the following pre-defined icons are available:

• zzz:
• bomb:
• prohibited:
• ok:
• rightArrow:
• info:
• brain:
• pop:
• wait:
• comet:
• bell:

Certamente! Una delle maniere per farlo in un file README.md su GitHub è utilizzare badge colorati fatti con le righe di codice Markdown. Ecco un esempio di come potrebbe apparire:

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Available Themes

The following themes are predefined and ready to use:

• vue:
• green:
• orange:
• purple:
• purple2:
• red:
• red2:
• blue:
• blue2:

However, you can also provide your own custom theme when logging.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License.