To get an instance of the logger, you simply require the function and call it, optionally passing it a logging instance to make use of:
const TokiLogger = require('toki-logger');
const logger = TokiLogger(myLoggingInstance);
If you require the logger multiple times, it'll return the same instance allowing you to preconfigure it ahead of time without having to pass it along.
The instance itself exposes the following functions:
errorwarninfodebugtrace
Each function accepts any arguments of any type and simple, blindly, passes them through.
Toki-Logger will listen to the following events if it's asked to observe(someEventEmitter):
errorwarninfodebugtrace
Those events will be treated the same as if the matching method was called directly on Toki-Logger, passing along all arguments blindly.
Toki logger will emit the following events when it's log methods are called:
log.errorlog.warnlog.infolog.debuglog.trace