This codebase contains a logger written in TypeScript. It's simple to use, just import it's class and create a new instance

import Log from "./logger";

const Logger = new Log().log;

Logger("error", "This is an error!");
Logger("warn", ["This", "is", "a", "warning"]);
Logger("info", {
  service: "Logger",
  version: 1,
  author: "Francis Onukwu",
});

• The first argument of the log method takes a string of "error", "warn" or "info".
• The second argument is the value you want to log.
• It has an object as its optional third parameter, you can specify if you want a verbose log or not

{verbose: <boolean>}

• Verbose is disabled by default for production environments.
• It automatically creates log files in a chronological order and saves them to ./logs

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