log_log

Color logs for node console

Info

This ES Module uses the new esm module loader by John-David Dalton

See the release post and video for all the details.

Install

yarn (recommended)

yarn add @flavioespinoza/log_log

npm

npm i @flavioespinoza/log_log

ES6 import

Use import in typescript or using the new esm loader

// esm or typescript
import _log, { log } from '@flavioespinoza/log_log';

ES5 require

Use require for common.js modules

// require
const _log = require('@flavioespinoza/log_log');
const { log } = require('@flavioespinoza/log_log');

Deep (Nested Objects)

Show the entire depth of a nested Object or Array with nested Objects

const data = [
  {
    name: 'Ren',
    id: 1,
    preferences: {
      food: 'steak',
      drink: 'bourbon',
      ice_cream: 'soap bar',
      favorite_episode: 'Space Madness',
      hobbies: {
        sports: ['soccer', 'bad mitten'],
        dancing: ['salsa', 'bachata'],
        music: {
          alternative: ['Pearl Jam', 'Nirvana'],
          glam_rock: ['Mötley Crüe', 'Poison'],
          country: ['Johnny Cash', 'George Strait'],
        },
      },
    },
  },
];

_log.deep(data); //=> See console output below...

_log.deep(data)

Use _log with the underscore _log.deep(data) to show the complete data structure no matter how deep the nested object is

console.log(data)

Normal console.log(data) does not show nested data past 2 levels deep

Alerts

Use _log with the underscore _log.alertName(data) to show different levels of priority

_log.info(data);

_log.error(data);

_log.alert(data);

_log.warn(data);

Background Colors

Use _log with the underscore _log.colorName(data) to show data with background color

_log.blue(data);

_log.red(data);

_log.green(data);

_log.pink(data);

_log.yellow(data);

_log.violet(data);

_log.cyan(data);

Text Colors

Use log without the underscore log.colorName(data) to color text with no background.

log.blue(data);

log.red(data);

log.green(data);

log.yellow(data);

log.cyan(data);

log.magenta(data);

log.black(data);

Timer

Use _log with the underscore _log.timer(method, methodName) to show how long a function takes to return.

function do_stuff() {
  let res = [];
  for (let i = 0; i < 100000; i++) {
    res.push(i);
  }
  return res;
}

_log.timer(do_stuff, 'Do Stuff');

console output

Licence: MIT