Houston is a logging framework designed to be used by several modules. Every module grabs an instance of the logging with a unique or shared id and write different types of log items. You can globally manage transports, silence logging types or an entire logging id.
Install using NPM:
npm install houston
var log = require("houston")("my-module");
log.info("Hello world");
- Global log access
- Control log format/date format globally
- Colors (std transport detects possible colors)
- Logs devided into uids (module name, section, whatever you want)
- 4 types of logging: info, warn, error, debug
- Ability to silence a specific log uid
- Multiple transports (bundled: std, file, mysql)
- Each transport has it's own options and can be added multiple times (logging to 2 files)
- Each transport has a set of tools
- Filter certain uids for a specific transport (log a specific set of modules to a specific file, only error messages)
No time right now to do it. Check examples, I usually do an example for each feature I develop. Anything you want to ask, put it in an issue.