loggear v1.0.2

Loggear

This is an easy-to-use logging library created by me, acecow, to serve the backend in our project. Below you will find brief documentation for my library.

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Before use, you must do a little setup. To set up the library, you must write this command:

loggear.setUp("log.txt", true)

log.txt - file where logs will be stored. If the specified file does not exist, a file with the same name will be automatically created. You may also see an obscure argument with a value of true. With this argument you can define whether to show the date or not. In order to be shown, as I wrote above, it must be true, in order not to be shown - false. If the value is not set to true or false, but, for example, a string, then the value will be automatically set to false. Let's look at an example:

const loggear = require('loggear')

loggear.setUp("log.txt", true)

loggear.log("test")
loggear.error("test")
loggear.info("test")

The result of executing this code will be like this:

[LOG] 2022-12-22 16:46:34 --- test
[ERROR] 2022-12-22 16:46:34 --- test
[INFO] 2022-12-22 16:46:34 --- test

log.txt:

Logs
[LOG] 2022-12-22 16:47:56 --- test
[ERROR] 2022-12-22 16:47:56 --- test
[INFO] 2022-12-22 16:47:56 --- test

The log, info and error methods write logs to the console and file. Or here is a code example with the value of the second argument set to false:

const loggear = require('loggear')

loggear.setUp("log.txt", false)

loggear.log("test")
loggear.error("test")
loggear.info("test")

The result of executing this code will be like this:

[LOG] --- test
[ERROR] --- test
[INFO] --- test

The log.txt file after the previous example:

Logs
[LOG] 2022-12-22 16:47:56 --- test
[ERROR] 2022-12-22 16:47:56 --- test
[INFO] 2022-12-22 16:47:56 --- test
[LOG] --- test
[ERROR] --- test
[INFO] --- test