simplogger

An extremely simple logger for Node.js

Require the module

const Logger = require('simplogger');

or

import Logger from 'simplogger';

Usage (Logging to console):

Create an instance of the Logger

const logger = new Logger();

Access the functions.

logger.error("File not found", "Sample.txt");
logger.warn("You are using older version of the API");
logger.success("User has been verified successfully");
logger.info("Server is running on port 8000");
logger.debug("I am here :P");

Configuring the logger (Logging to a file, specific loglevels, No console)

const logger = new Logger({
    console: 'file',
    file: './test.log',
    append: true,
    label: 'Test:',
    levels: ['ERROR', 'WARN']
});

Configuring the logger (Logging to both file & console, specific loglevels, ISO timestamp)

const logger = new Logger({
    console: 'both',
    file: './test.log',
    append: true,
    timestamp: 'iso',
    label: 'Test:',
    levels: ['ERROR', 'WARN', 'INFO', 'DEBUG']
});

Configurations for the logger

attribute	type	values	default	remarks
console	String	'console','file','both'	'console'	Decides whether to log to a file or console or both
file	String	/path/to/the/logfile		-
append	Boolean	true,false	false	-
label	String	Any	' '	-
timestamp	String	'clf','iso','locale'	'clf'	-
levels	Array	['ERROR', 'WARN', 'SUCCESS', 'INFO', 'DEBUG']	['ERROR', 'WARN', 'SUCCESS', 'INFO', 'DEBUG']	Configurable logging levels

A screenshot!