JavaScriptLogger

Example

1:

logger.log(message = "No Message", name = null, showTime = false, innerSpace = false, outerSpace = false, baseColor = null, borderChar = "-", borderCharLength = 10, filesPath = null)

2:

logger.logByOptions({
  message: "This is the message",
  name: "Scriptname",
  showTime: true,
  innerSpace: true,
  outerSpace: true,
  baseColor: chalk.green,
  borderChar: "-",
  borderCharLength: 20
  filesPath: "logs"
});

3:

logger.logByOptions({
  message: "This is the message"
});

Output from example 2:

####################| Scriptname |####################

Time: 22:10:00

This is the message

######################################################

the whole log will be green because of baseColor and will be also written in the logs folder in the latest.log file

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Without any parameters it would look like:

Output from example 3:

------------------------
This is the message
------------------------

You can set Standards:

logger.setStandards({
  title: "Preset"
});

The title will now always be "Preset", if you dont overwrite it using the NORMAL logByOptions or log function

• message: Message that appears in log

• name: Title of the log

• showTime: Show time upper the message

• innerSpace: Makes a line space between border, message and (time)

• outerSpace: Makes a line space to other console outputs

• baseColor: Set color of whole log using chalk without function ()

• borderChar: Set the character for border

• borderCharLength: Set length for border each side. 20 -> 20chars | name | 20chars [-1 will set a automatic length detection]

• filesPath: Set a path for the file logs. null for disable