ts-node-logger v2.1.0

ts-node-logger

Lightweight logger written in typescript. It adds a fully customizable timestamp, module and colored log level to any logging. Furthermore it supports custom toString implementations (this does not work if the object with custom toString implemenation is part of an array within an object's property, see comparison to console.log below).

Getting Started

Install by using npm

npm install ts-node-logger --save

Usage

import { Logger } from 'ts-node-logger';

const logger = Logger.getLogger();

logger.info('some message')
// [2020-06-12T16:03:53+0200] [INFO] some message

logger.format = 'dddd, mmmm dS, yyyy, h:MM:ss TT';
logger.info('some message')
// [Friday, June 12th, 2020, 4:04:15 PM] [INFO] some message

All format options provided by https://www.npmjs.com/package/dateformat can be used, default is "isoDateTime".

A logger can also be created by calling the constructor

import { Logger } from 'ts-node-logger';

const logger = new Logger();

logger.info('some message')
// [2020-06-12T16:03:53+0200] [INFO] some message

Both, getLogger and the constructor have an optional parameter of type ILoggerOptions.

Example with custom options

import { Logger } from 'ts-node-logger';

const logger = Logger.getLogger({ format: 'default', module: 'example-module' });

logger.info('some message')
[Sun Jun 14 2020 15:33:40] [EXAMPLE_MODULE] [INFO] example message

All options can be changed with setter methods after logger creation.

Colored logging for log level looks like this.

Methods

Logger.debug('your message') // grey
Logger.error('your message') // red
Logger.hint('your message') // green
Logger.info('your message') // cyan
Logger.log('your message') // white
Logger.warn('your message') // yellow

Comparison to console.log

The output is generated by example.ts in the root folder of this project.