kruza v0.2.2

kruza

Class.Method:location

Kruza is a utility that traces class methods and code locations. It makes logging easier with color-coded outputs that help identify where logs come from.

Contributing

If you have ideas for making logging operations even easier, feel free to submit a pull request on GitHub. Contributions are always welcome!

Installation

To install kruza, use npm or yarn:

npm install kruza

or

yarn add kruza

Usage

Kruza provides a simple way to log messages from different parts of your application. Below are some examples that demonstrate how you can use the utility to enhance your logging.

Importing kruza

You can import kruza using ES Modules:

import _ from "kruza";

Make sure your package.json has

"type": "module"

Or if you are using CommonJS:

const _ = require("kruza");

Logging Example

Here is an example of using kruza's logging capabilities to demonstrate different features:

import _ from "kruza";

class Boxer {
  punch() {
    _.log("Punch");
  }
}

class Police {
  eatDonut() {
    _.log("Eating donut");
  }
}

class UFC_Champ {
  koSomeone() {
    _.log("BAM!");
  }
}

const b = new Boxer();
b.punch(); // Output: [Boxer.punch] Punch

const p = new Police();
p.eatDonut(); // Output: [Police.eatDonut] Eating donut

const ufc = new UFC_Champ();
ufc.koSomeone(); // Output: [UFC_Champ.koSomeone] BAM!

Handling Logs with Different Sources

Kruza logs messages with the class, method name, and code location, making it easy to see where messages come from.

For example:

• [Boxer.punch] Punch
• [Police.eatDonut] Eating donut
• [UFC_Champ.koSomeone] BAM!

This makes it easy to identify logs visually, especially when multiple parts of your application are generating logs simultaneously.

License

Kruza is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Publishing

To publish a new version of kruza, run the following commands:

npm run build
npm publish