complog v2.0.3

complog

A simple logger suited for component based applications

Who am I

complog offers a class named Logger. You create a Logger instance for every entity (component/service/...) inside the application. Each Logger instance has its own prefix which allows later to filter only the relevant messages inside the browser's DevTools

Installation

$ npm install complog

Getting Started

For each component/service create a new logger instance with a unique name

import {Logger} form "complog";

const logger = Logger.create("AppComponent");

class AppComponent {
    constructor() {
        logger.log("ctor");
    }

    doSomething() {
        logger.log("doSomething");
    }
}

Look at the browser console. You should see something like

AppComponent> ctor
AppComponent> doSomething

You can use the browser filter to display only the relevant component/service messages

More

Since multiple components of the same type may be created at runtime it is sometime important to be able to differentiate between the instances. In that case use the following code

import {Logger} form "complog";

class AppComponent {
    private logger = Logger.create("AppComponent", Logger.AUTO_ID);

    constructor() {
        this.logger.log("ctor");
    }

    doSomething() {
        this.logger.log("doSomething");
    }
}

Assuming AppComponent is instantiated twice the following log is reported

AppComponent(1)> ctor
AppComponent(2)> ctor

AppComponent(1)> doSomething

Samples

Inside the repository you may find the samples directory which contains samples for both nodejs and Angular.

License

MIT