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This is an anylogger adapter for the console.
This package is meant for application projects that are using libraries using
anylogger
. By including this adapter in your project, all libraries using
anylogger
will automatically start to use the browser console as their logging framework.
- anylogger-console.js (fully commented source ~5kB)
- anylogger-console.min.js (minified 177 bytes, gzipped ~148 bytes)
index.html
<script src="https://unpkg.com/anylogger@1.0.6/anylogger.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/anylogger-console@1.0.2"></script>
<script>(function(){ // IIFE
var log = anylogger('index.html')
log.info('Logging is simple!')
})()</script>
Install anylogger
and this adapter:
npm install --save anylogger anylogger-console
This package is meant for application projects. If you are writing a library to
be NPM installed into some other project, most likely you should not include
any adapter, but instead just use anylogger
directly.
The anylogger-console
adapter will modify the anylogger
factory in such a
way that the loggers it creates will be logging to the console.
To activate the adapter, include it in your application entry point.
main.js
require('anylogger-console')
main.js
import 'anylogger-console'
In your application module code, only use anylogger to stay framework independent:
my-module.js
import anylogger from 'anylogger'
const log = anylogger('my-module')
log('Logging is simple!')
This is helpful if you ever decide to factor out the application module into a separate library.
Add an issue in this project's issue tracker to let me know of any problems you find, or questions you may have.
© 2020 by Stijn de Witt. Some rights reserved.
Licensed under the MIT Open Source license.
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