Loghouse is a simple logleveling library.
It possesses console object.
Copy build/loghouse.min.js to your project.
Then import in your HTML.
<script src="loghouse.min.js"></script>
<script>
// Write your code here.
</script>
Install with npm.
npm install loghouse --save
Then, import it.
const { Loghouse, LoghouseLevel } = require('loghouse');
All you need is create Loghouse and possessing console object.
const loghouse = new Loghouse({ outputLevel: LoghouseLevel.WARN });
loghouse.possess(console);
It's all.
Then whenever you use console, Loghouse levels outputs.
console.log('You cannot see me!');
console.info('You cannot see me!');
console.warn('You found me...');
console.error('You found me...');
Loghouse has four levels.
LoghouseLevel.LOG
LoghouseLevel.INFO
LoghouseLevel.WARN
LoghouseLevel.ERROR
You can set it to Loghouse.
const loghouse = new Loghouse({ outputLevel: LoghouseLevel.WARN });
If you want to change level, set loghouse.outputLevel value.
loghouse.outputLevel = LoghouseLevel.ERROR;
If you don't like possessing console, you can use Loghouse without it.
const loghouse = new Loghouse({ outputLevel: LoghouseLevel.INFO });
loghouse.log('Hi');
loghouse.info('Hi');
loghouse.warn('Hi');
loghouse.error('Hi');
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