Emoji-logger NPM

emoji-logger

Logging library based on flat colors and Emoji.

:cloud: Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save emoji-logger

# Using yarn
yarn add emoji-logger

:clipboard: Example

const log = require("emoji-logger");

// Info message
log("The default type is info.");
log("Show another info message", "info");
log("A success message.", "success");
log("Some nasty error", "error");
log("Warning! Do not touch!", "warn");

// Add a new type
log.add("fail", "disappointed", "pomegranateBg", 1);

// Show the fail message
log("Something went wrong.", "fail");

:question: Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.
For bug reports and feature requests, open issues. :bug:
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:memo: Documentation

`emojiLogger(msg, type, override)`

Logs the specified message.

Params

String msg: The message to log.
String type: The message type (default: "info").
Object override: An object to override the type object fields.

`log(msg, type, override)`

Writes the input message having the type object.

Params

String msg: The message to log.
Object type: The type object.
Object override: An object to override the type object fields.

`add(type, icon, color, indent, stream, boolean)`

Adds a new logging type.

Params

String type: The log type as string or an object containing:
String icon: The emoji icon name interpreted by emojic.
String color: The color name (interpreted by color-it).
Number indent: The indent width.
Stream stream: The stream where the messages of this type will be written (default: process.stdout).
displayEmoji boolean: If false, emojis will not be added in the message. By default, it's false on Windows systems and true otherwise.

Return

Object The type object.

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