base-log-factory

🚀 A flexible and simple JS logging library that allows logging or collecting logs in different environments by configuring various Appenders. Suitable for browser, NodeJS and other environments.

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🌟 Core Features

• Multi-level logging
  Supports TRACE/DEBUG/INFO/WARN/ERROR/FATAL/OFF with precise control over log granularity.

• Flexible Appender Configuration
  Built-in ConsoleAppender, FileAppender (size-based rolling), DateFileAppender (date-based rolling), and custom Appender extensions.

• Rich Formatting Options
  Provides BasicLayout and PatternLayout (similar to Log4j) with customizable placeholders.

• Context Management
  Supports Mapped Diagnostic Context (MDC) for attaching request IDs, user information, etc.

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📅 Documentation

For detailed usage instructions and API references, please visit the official documentation:

👉 View Full Documentation

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🚀 Quick Start

1. Installation

npm install base-log-factory

2. Basic Usage

// factory.ts
import { LogFactory, ConsoleAppender } from 'base-log-factory';

export default new LogFactory({
  appenders: [new ConsoleAppender()]
});

// main.ts
import logFactory from './factory';

const logger = logFactory.getLogger('app');
logger.info('Server started successfully');

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🛠 Core Concepts

1. Log Levels (with color coding)

Level	Value	Description	Recommended Use Cases
TRACE	6	Detailed tracking logs	Debugging code flow
DEBUG	5	Debugging information	Development-stage debugging
INFO	4	Operational information	Key business process milestones
WARN	3	Non-critical issues	Resource warnings (e.g., low memory)
ERROR	2	Error events	Failed operations
FATAL	1	Critical system failures	System crashes
OFF	0	Disable all logging	Disable logging

2. Appender Comparison

Type	Features	Use Cases
ConsoleAppender	Realtime console output	Development debugging
FileAppender	Size-based rolling (e.g., app.log.1)	Production logging
DateFileAppender	Date-based rolling (e.g., app.2023-08-01.log)	Daily log archiving

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📝 Contribution Guide

1. Development Setup

   npm install

2. Testing

   npm test # Run unit tests

3. Before Submitting PRs

   • Ensure ESLint is configured (VSCode plugin recommended)
   • Add test cases for new features
   • Update documentation

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📄 License

MIT License