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OsoLog

The idea is just to extend the power of the JS console.log.

Instalation

npm install osolog

Simple usage example

const osolog = require("osolog");

const log = new osolog();

log.R(ANYobject);

Printing two dimensions array with headers

log.Args({ head: ["H1", "H2", "H3", "66"] }).R(twoDimensionsArray);

Printing Simple object with template and colorized

log
  .Args({ colors: { key: ["red", "bgWhite"], value: ["blue", "bgWhite"] } })
  .Template({ name: "brakets", date: true, title: "objectPerson" })
  .R(objectPerson);

Setting up configuration object

const configuration = {
  logger: true,
  multiarray: "defualt_table",
};

const log = new osolog.R(configuration);
la;

log.Args({ head: ["H1", "H2", "H3", "66"] }).R(twoDimensionsArray);

In nthe file EXAMPLE.JS there are many examples of use

Atributes in configuration object:

Attribute Name	Options	Description
logger		Activate or deactivate the logger in console.
enableColors		Activate the colors on templates. Colors JS library is used.
string_caps		Only converts variable type string to ALL CAPS.
array
	default	Prints out the array, as default.
	default_table	Prints out the array as a table on screen. Uses default table from console.log
	custom_table:	Prints out the array showing the index number at the front.
multiarray
	default:	Prints out the multidimensional array, as default.
	default_table:	Prints out the multidimensional array as a table on screen. Uses default table from console.log
	custom_table:	Prints out the multidimensional array as a table on screen. Max 2 dimensions. Uses cli-table3 library.
Objects
	default:	Prints out the object, as default.
	default_table:	Prints out the object as a table on screen. Uses default table from console.log
	string:	Prints out the object using JSON.stringify.

TEMPLATES

Templates for objects. It is very useful to use with Splunk for instance.

It is possible to add a title and the date.

So far there are only two templates.

Brakets:

//Printing Object using colors and "Brakets" Template
log
  .Args({ colors: { key: ["red", "bgWhite"], value: ["blue", "bgWhite"] } })
  .Template({ name: "brackets", date: true, title: "objectPerson" })
  .R(objectPerson);

Output

[TitledObject][2022-07-05T01:12:53.432Z][name:"Mario"][lastname:"Gamboa"][bool:true][age:45][friends:["jamime","roberto","luis"]][nickname:"Mao"][gender:"male"][country:"Ecuador"][phone:"2533-6421"][email:"info@domain.com"][website:"https://www.yahoo.com"]

Keys:

//Printing Object using colors and "Keys" Template
log
  .Args({ colors: { key: ["red", "bgWhite"], value: ["blue", "bgWhite"] } })
  .Template({ name: "keys", date: true, title: "objectPerson" })
  .R(objectPerson);

Output

{"title":"TitledObject","Date":"2022-07-05T01:13:02.083Z","name":""Mario"","lastname":""Salazar"","bool":"true","age":"45","friends":"["jamime","roberto","luis"]","nickname":""Lau"","gender":""male"","country":""Costa Rica"","phone":""2233-2533"","email":""info@domain.com"","website":""https://www.yahoo.com"}

COLORIZE

You can only colorize strings alone and objects using templates.

HEADER:

You can set header only to multiarray using custom_table.

Using custom function

//Creating my own Function. 
// In this case array is  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
const sumNumbers = (array) => {
  let sum = 0;
  for (let i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
    sum += array[i];
  }
  return sum;
};

log.Funcs(sumNumbers).R([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);

Output

logger log console

cli-table3 colors lodash

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