Group log messages and send them grouped the logger of your choice
Log messages are useful, but they can be missleading if the order is not correct or if related messages do not appear close to each other (which is quite common on asynchronous programming). Grouping messages could be a pain and would force you to refactorize your code deeply.
This library fixes this situation by wrapping the logger of your choize and providing an interface that mimics the one of the logger. Then you can use the returned API in the same way you are used to but messages will be grouped toghether.
The most basic usage is as follows:
import loggerSteps from 'logger-steps';
trace = loggerSteps(console /* Reporter */, 'AUTH-FLOW' /* Flow title */, 15 /* Automatic flush timeout */);
trace.info('Starting auth flow', user.email);
/* Do things here ...*/
trace.warn('Something failed, trying alternative...');
/* Do more things here */
trace.error('The flow failed totally',error.message)
/* Send all the messages in one go to the selected logger, in this case the console*/
trace.flush();
/* Console output...
AUTH-FLOW:
{ title: 'Starting auth flow', details: 'yo@yo.com' }
{ title: 'Something failed, trying alternative...' }
{ title: 'The flow failed totally', details: 'User does not exists' }
*/Install via yarn
yarn add logger-steps (--dev)
or npm
npm install logger-steps (--save-dev)
You can pass in extra options to configure the behavior of the tracer (➕ required, ➖ optional, ✏️ default).
import loggerSteps from 'logger-steps';➕ logger ( logger )
📝 The logger you want to report to
❗️ currently it should implement the following methods: error, warn, log, info, debug
💡 example: console
➖ logger ( String ) ✏️ Steps
📝 The title of the trace
ℹ️ It will appear at the top of the output
💡 example: 'AUTH-FLOW'
➖ logger ( Number ) ✏️ 30
📝 Timeout before triggering an automatic flush
❗️ Setting a big timeout could lead to higher memmory usage in case you forget to flush often
ℹ️ specified in seconds
💡 example: 15
Sends the output to the logger and empties the steps array.
tracer.flush()See example folder or the runkit example.
If you don't use a package manager, you can access logger-steps via unpkg (CDN), download the source, or point your package manager to the url.
logger-steps is compiled as a collection of CommonJS modules & [ES2015 modules](http://www.2ality.com/2014/0
-9/es6-modules-final.html) for bundlers that support the jsnext:main or module field in package.json (Rollup, Webpack 2)
The logger-steps package includes precompiled production and development UMD builds in the dist folder. They can be used directly without a bundler and are thus compatible with many popular JavaScript module loaders and environments. You can drop a UMD build as a <script> tag on your page. The UMD builds make logger-steps available as a window.loggerSteps global variable.
The code is available under the MIT license.
We are open to contributions, see CONTRIBUTING.md for more info.
This module was created using generator-module-boilerplate.