A personal console logger for my node.js APIs.

npm install my-own-log

ou :

npm i -S my-own-log

const log = require('my-own-log')
log({
  name: 'Express',
  status: 'reg',
  value: 'is connected on port 3000 !',
  mode: 'dev'
})

• name: name of the application which is talking
• status:

• value: message to log (you can send emoji with github codes :name_of_the_emoji:)
• mode:
  • dev: development
  • prod: production
• showTime: show dateTime
• clear: clear console before logging

You can setup some global settings that will be saved as long as yout node.js server live, so it will be applied to all your lgos. You have to execture this commands before any logging.

For example (in es6), if your main file is index.js:

// index.js
import log, { settings as setLog } from 'my-own-log'

// Show time on every log
setLog.showTime = true

// clear console on the first log
setLog.clearOnce = true

// Display milliseconds
setLog.setTime = 'HH mm ss SS'

// Log something
log({ name: 'Server', value: 'yes', status: 'ok' })

const log = require('my-own-log')
log({
  name: 'Express',
  status: 'ok',
  value: 'is connected :link: on port 3000!'
})

output:

✔️ [Express] is connected 🔗 on port 3000!

• Trigger Time : Set a trigger time (for example minute), to show time only if the last log was displayed more than a minute ago