mustang-log v1.1.2

How it works:

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('something', 'TYPE', showTime);
//TYPES: INFO, DEBUG, WARN, ERROR, VERBOSE(default, specify no type).
// showTime: Show time at which it was logged. (prefixed)

Custom log TYPES!

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('this is custom!', {name: 'CUSTOM', bgColor: '#ff0000', textColor: '#ffffff'})

Info:

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('This is what info looks like!', 'INFO');

Debug:

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('This is what debug looks like!', 'DEBUG');

Warn:

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('This is what warn looks like!', 'warn');

Error:

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('This is what error looks like!', 'error');

Verbose:

const { log } = require('mustang-log');
log('This is what verbose looks like!');

Logging objects

For the debug tag, we can imagine you want to log objects or similar types. this is possible.

log({
    "objecs":"log nicely too!",
    logging: (arg) => {
        log('something', 'verbose', true)
    } 
}, 'DEBUG');

Translates to: You can see linebreaks and newlines are handled just fine.