dahs81 / lazylog

A simple wrapper for console.log that does some fun stuff.

Lazy Log

A simple wrapper for console.log that does some fun stuff.

A fun logger

• This module is a wrapper around console.log.
• The available functions all use a chainable syntax.
• If a string is passed to one of the functions, it will log out the transformed string.
• If an object is passed to one of the functions, it will log out all of the values and transform each one. The key is not currently logged. if an array is passed to one of the functions, it will loop over the array and either log the string or act on it in the manner mentioned above if it is an object.

Installation and Setup

npm install lazy-log

var ll = require('lazy-log');

Examples

ll.log('This is a simple log');
ll.log({foo: 'bar'});
ll.log(['Test', 'baz', {foo: 'bar'}]);

Results

• This is a simple log

// Simple examples of other log functions
ll.toLower('TEST');
ll.toLower({name: 'JOHN DOE'});
ll.toLower(['ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE']);

Results

• test
• john doe
• one
• two
• three

```javascript
ll.toUpper('test');
ll.toUpper({name: 'john doe'});
ll.toUpper(['one', 'two', 'three']);

Results

• TEST
• JOHN DOE
• ONE
• TWO
• THREE

ll.log('test simple').toLower('TEST').toUpper('test');

Results

• test simple
• test
• TEST

ll.toLower(['TEST', {a: 'MAKE LOWER'}, [{a:'AAA', b: ['BBB', {c: 'CCC'}]}]]);

#### Results
+ test
+ make lower
+ aaa
+ bbb
+ ccc

ll.toLower(['TEST', {a: 'MAKE LOWER'}]).toUpper('test').toUpper([{a: 'aaa'}]);

Results

• test
• make lower
• TEST
• AAA

ll.toArr(['Test', {a: 'b', foo: 'bar'}, {c: ['NEWS', {test: 'apple'}]}]);

Results

• [ 'Test', 'b', 'bar', 'NEWS', 'apple' ]

ll.reg('This is my message that I am looking for the word "message"', /message/i);
ll.reg('This is my message that I am looking for the word "message"', /message/g);
ll.reg({test: 'message', b: 'this is a message - message'}, /message/g);

Results

• [ 'message', index: 11, input: 'This is my message that I am looking for the word "message"' ]
• [ 'message', 'message' ]
• [ 'message' ]
• [ 'message', 'message' ]

To the Community

I will probably be adding some more functions some, but adding new functionality is super easy. Check out the code, do pull requests, and let me know if you have any questions.