Light TypeScript logger for node, web, and serverless environments.
Features:
- Small footprint
- Simple to use
- Fully supports TypeScript
- Custom Transport support
- Works in Browser, Serverless, and Node environments.
- Configure transports to receive all log events, or only a filtered subset based on class, group, and log level.
- Custom transports can filter and receive structured log data for specific events you care about. Get the exact functionality you need without writing a whole library.
- Leave disabled log messages in prod environments which can be turned on later for debugging without a code push.
- Set log levels for individual functions, classes, and groups. See debug output from the system you're debugging without seeing app-wide debug spam.
@toreda/log provides simple and straight forward logging for common use cases, and advanced functionality for use in more complicated situations like server-side and remote debugging.
Create Logger
import {Log} from '@toreda/log';
const log = new Log();Log Levels
import {Log, Levels} from '@toreda/log';
const log = new Log({globalLevel: Levels.DEBUG});
// Change log level:
log.setGlobalLevel(Levels.ALL);
// Disable a specific log level only
log.disableGlobalLevel(Levels.TRACE)
// Disable specific log levels only
log.disableGlobalLevels([Levels.DEBUG, Levels.INFO])
// Enable a specific log level only
log.enableGlobalLevel(Levels.DEBUG)
// Enable specific log levels only
log.enableGlobalLevels([Levels.TRACE, Levels.INFO])
// Trace
log.trace('Trace message here');
// Debug
log.debug('Debug message here');
// Info
log.info('Info message here');
// Warn
log.warn('Warn message here');
// Error
log.error('my', 'message', 'here');
// Multple
log.log(Levels.ERROR & Levels.TRACE, 'trace and error message here');
// Custom
const customLevel =
log.log(0b0010_0000_0000, 'custom logging level');Groups New logs can be created from existing logs. The new logs share a state with the log that created them and have an id that tracks the origin of of the log.
import {Log} from '@toreda/log';
const log = new Log({id: 'ClassLog'});
const subLog = log.makeLog('FunctionLog');
// Message has id 'ClassLog'
log.info('Class constructor started.');
// Message has id 'ClassLog.FunctionLog'
subLog.info('Function call started.');
log.globalState === subLog.globalState; // returns trueTransports Transports attach to logs and handle the messages.
A default transport that logs to console can be actived when creating the log.
import {Log} from '@toreda/log';
const log = new Log({consoleEnabled: true});
const sublog = log.makeLog('sublog');
// Logs to the console
log.info('Info Message');
// Logs to the console
sublog.info('Info Message');It can also be activated later
import {Log} from '@toreda/log';
const log = new Log();
log.activateDefaultConsole();
const sublog = log.makeLog('sublog');
// Logs to the console
log.info('Info Message');
// Does not log to the console
sublog.info('Info Message');Custom transports can also be created
import {Log, LogMessage, Transport} from '@toreda/log';
const log = new Log();
// Example dummy example.
// Custom actions can perform any async activity.
const action = async (msg: LogMessage): Promise<boolean> => {
return true;
}
// Transports take a string ID, initial log level,
// and async action function.
const transport = new Transport('tid1', LogLevels.ALL, action);
// Add transport to global listeners.
log.addTransport(transport);Removing Transports
// Remove the same transport
// NOTE: Requires access to original transport object
// now being removed.
log.removeTransport(transport);
// Remove global transport by ID.
// Use ID to remove global transports if you no
// longer have a reference to target transport.
log.removeTransportById('tid1');
Install @toreda/log directly from NPM.
yarn add @toreda/log --devnpm install @toreda/log --save-devInstall or clone @toreda/log (see above).
Toreda Unit Tests use Jest.
Installing jest is not required after project dependencies are installed (see above).
yarn test
The next steps are the same whether you installed the package using NPM or cloned the repo from Github.
Enter the following commands in order from the log project root.
yarn buildEnter the following commands in order from the log project root.
npm run-script build
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