konsole v2.2.0

EventEmitter powered console implementation

konsole and console APIs are identical. So you can easily replace all your console.log, console.warn, console.info and console.err and every other console method call with a konsole call.

Usage

var util = require("util");
var Konsole = require("konsole");
var konsole = new Konsole("my-module-name");
var socketio = require("socket.io");
var fancyNPMModule = require("node-fancy-module");

// Register a event handler for all logs, regardless of the level.
// konsole.registerDefaultHandler(); would do exactly the same:
konsole.on("data", function(level, label, file, line, char, args) {
    this.out("[" + label + "] [" + level.toUpperCase() + "] (" + file + ":" + line + ":"+char+") " + util.format.apply(this, args));
});

// Lets assume your app or library module depends on the two userland modules
// 'socket.io' and 'fancyNPMModule'. If they export their konsole we can relay their
// logging events to our konsole instance.
konsole.relayEvents(socketio.konsole);
konsole.relayEvents(fancyNPMModule.konsole);



konsole.on("error", function(label, file, line, char, args) {
    process.exit(1);
});


konsole.log("This log message gets not written to stdout"); // It will emit a 'data' event and a 'log' event.
konsole.error("This error message gets not written to stderr"); // It will emit a 'data' event and a 'error' event.