conslogger v1.0.1

consLogger

Setup

npm install consLogger

Usage

import { consLogger } from "consLogger";
//or
const { consLogger } = require("consLogger");

const logger = new consLogger({ time: true, date: true });
logger.console.log("Hello Log");
logger.console.error("Hello Error");
logger.console.warn("Hello Warn");
logger.console.createCustom("myCustom", "[Customm]", "#dff573");
logger.console.myCustom("Hello Custom");

Customize

const logger = new consLogger({
  time: true,
  date: true,
  logText: {
    headerText: "[MyLogHeader]>>",
    headerTextColor: "#85d966",
    textColor: "#96f573",
  },
  errorText: {
    headerText: "[MyErrorHeader]>>",
    headerTextColor: "#eb443b",
    textColor: "#d96c66",
  },
  warnText: {
    headerText: "[MyWarnHeader]>>",
    headerTextColor: "#edde39",
    textColor: "#f5e967",
  },
});
logger.console.log("Hello Log");
logger.console.error("Hello Error");
logger.console.warn("Hello Warn");

Log the Console

const logger = new consLogger({ path: "/logs", dailyLog: true });
// If dailyLog is off, it always saves the console to only one file.
logger.console.log("Hello log file!");
console.log("Normal Log");

Folder View

Console View

Log File View

Github consLogger