node-logs v1.1.0

node-logs

A class to manage logs

Be careful !!! With this version, the plugin became absolutly agnostic and does not support sqlite anymore. Please refer to node-logs-sqlite for that.

Installation

$ npm install node-logs

Features

• Easily manage your logs in the way you want
• Show logs in the command prompt
• Add interfaces to use new specific way to log data (api, json, etc...)

Doc

-- Interfaces --

type iOption = "background" | "bold" | "italic" | "strikethrough" | "underline";

interface iInterface {
  log: Function;
  success: Function;
  information: Function;
  warning: Function;
  error: Function;
}

-- Constructor --

• constructor ()

-- Methods --

• -- Accessors --

• showInConsole (showInConsole: boolean): this default false

• -- Init / Release --

• init(): Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> >

• release(): Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> >

• -- Interfaces --

• addInterface(interface: iInterface): Promise< resolve<void> | reject< ReferenceError|TypeError|Error > > add your own way to log data

• -- Write logs --

• log(text: any, option?: Array<iOption>) : Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> >
• success(text: any, option?: Array<iOption>): Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> > alias : "ok"
• warning(text: any, option?: Array<iOption>): Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> > alias : "warn"
• error(text: any, option?: Array<iOption>): Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> > alias : "err"
• information(text: any, option?: Array<iOption>): Promise< resolve<void> | reject<Error> > alias : "info"

Examples

Native

const Logs = require("node-logs");
const logs = new Logs();

logs.showInConsole(true);

// example: link the logger to a Web API
const { request } = require("http");

function _myOwnLogger(type, msg) {

  const req = request({
    "host": "www.myownloger.com",
    "method": "PUT",
    "path": "/api/" + type + "/"
  }, (res) => {

    res.setEncoding("utf8");

    let data = "";
    res.on("data", (chunk) => {
      data += chunk;
    }).on("end", () => {
      console.log(data);
    });

  });

  req.write(String(msg));
  req.end();

}

logs.addInterface({

  "log" : (msg, options) => { _myOwnLogger("log", msg, options); },
  "success" : (msg, options) => { _myOwnLogger("success", msg, options); },
  "information" : (msg, options) => { _myOwnLogger("information", msg, options); },
  "warning" : (msg, options) => { _myOwnLogger("warning", msg, options); },
  "error" : (msg, options) => { _myOwnLogger("error", msg, options); }

}).then(() => {
  console.log("MyOwnLoger added !");
}).catch((err) => {
  console.error(err);
});

return logs.init().then(() => {

  // you can use the logger in a classical way

  logs.log("log");
  logs.success("success"); logs.ok("ok");
  logs.information("information");
  logs.warning("warning"); logs.warn("warn");
  logs.error("error"); logs.err("err");

  // or with promises if you added an asynchronous interface

  logs.log("log").then(() => {

     return logs.ok("ok").then(() => {
        return logs.success("success");
     });

  }).then(() => {

     return logs.warn("warn").then(() => {
        return logs.warning("warning");
     });

  }).then(() => {

     return logs.err("err").then(() => {
        return logs.error("error");
     });

  }).then(() => {
     return logs.information("information");
  }).catch((err) => {
     console.log(err);
  });

  // you can also add "iOption" style features

  logs.log("log", [ "bold", "underline" ]);

  // release

  logs.release().catch((err) => {
     console.log(err);
  });

});

Typescript

import Logs = require("node-logs");
const logs = new Logs();

logs.init().then(() => {
   return logs.log("log");
});

Tests

$ npm run-script tests

License

ISC