logger
A tiny but graceful logger make log on web inspectors grouped by namespace & color, easy to find and read.
Installation
npm install clearly-logger
Usage
import Logger, { info, success, warn, error } from 'clearly-logger'
// use Logger
Logger.info('sth to log')
Logger.success('sth to log')
Logger.warn('sth to log')
Logger.error('sth to log')
// use function
info('sth to log')
success('sth to log')
warn('sth to log')
error('sth to log')
// use Logger instance
let logger = new Logger()
logger.info('sth to log')
logger.success('sth to log')
logger.warn('sth to log')
logger.error('sth to log')
// custom symbol
let logger = new Logger('￥')
logger.info('sth to log')
logger.success('sth to log')
logger.warn('sth to log')
logger.error('sth to log')
// custom symbol & namespace
let logger = new Logger('￥', 'namespace')
logger.info('sth to log')
logger.success('sth to log')
logger.warn('sth to log')
logger.error('sth to log')
// custom symbol & namespace with color
let logger = new Logger('￥(#00ff00)', 'namespace(#0000ff)')
logger.info('sth to log')
logger.success('sth to log')
logger.warn('sth to log')
logger.error('sth to log')Logger is compatible with string substitutions implemented by window.console
let logger = new Logger()
logger.info('sth to log %d', 123)