console-server

Inspired on the great 'debug' module and derived from 'console-debug' module. This logging module was created to simplify logging by employing good features with no configuration needed.

Features

const logger = require('console-server');
logger.info('test one!');

• Use .debug(), .info(), .warn() and .error() for passing contents to be logged
• Formatters and raw objects can be used, just like with the default 'console'

logger.info('using', {name:'stutz'})
//using {name: 'stutz'}

logger.debug('%s is its name', 'cariota')
//cariota is its name

• You can pass objects as log arguments

let obj = {title:'chief'};
logger.debug(obj)
//{title:'chief'} 

• Colors are enabled by default if process is open on a terminal (tty) and disabled otherwise. To force colors enabled/disabled, set environment property LOGGER_USE_COLORS='false'

• Log level is 'DEBUG' by default. To force log level, set environment property LOGGER_LEVEL to the desired log level.

• LOGGER_LEVEL=info (enables info, warn and error) or

• LOGGER_LEVEL=warn (enables only warn and error)

Usage examples

const console = require('console-server');

console.debug('oh, my');

console.info('just some information from our fellows...');

console.warn('there is a clif just a few steps fr...');

console.error('we couldn\'t advise that poor guy along the clif in time...');

Output: