debug-me

Let the location you call it from decide what the debug label should be!

Installation

npm install debug-me

Usage

For the projected called hello-there in its package.json, doing the following in a file called lib/foo/bar/baz.js:

var debug = require('debug-me');

debug("I'm a little teapot", {
  short: true,
  stout: true
});

Produces this output:

hello-there:foo:bar:baz I'm a little teapot +0ms { short: true, stout: true }

Basically, it will take the calling file's path and name (minus lib or src if present) and turn that into the debug label.

If you need to add a path to exclude from the pattern, do so with DebugMe.addSegmentToSkip('test'). Remove it with DebugMe.removeSegmentToSkip('lib'). See what's there at DebugMe.segmentsToSkip.