logfmt2 (which is based on the original logfmt and the original blog post) is a module for encoding objects into the logfmt format and decoding them again.
npm install @jclem/logfmt2
script/build
The script/publish
script cleans the build directory, builds the project, and then runs npm publish
.
script/publish
const {Logger, encode, decode} = require('@jclem/logfmt2')
console.log(encode({foo: 'bar'})) // foo=bar
console.log(decode('foo=bar')) // {foo: 'bar'}
// Use the static `Logger.log` to stdout
Logger.log({foo: 'bar'}) // logs "foo=bar"
// Create a logger to maintain a logging context
const logger = new Logger({ns: 'my-app'})
logger.log({foo: 'bar'}) // logs "ns=my-app foo=bar"
// Add timers
logger.time('elapsedMs')
// Wait 50ms
logger.log({foo: 'bar'}) // logs "ns=my-app elapsedMs=50 foo=bar"
// Wait 50ms
logger.log({foo: 'bar'}) // logs "ns=my-app elapsedMs=100 foo=bar"
// Add (mutate) the logger context
logger.appendContext({new_context: 'hello'})
logger.log({foo: 'bar'}) // logs "ns=my-app new_context=hello elapsedMs=100 foo=bar"