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Hello @Download. I last commented on a closed issue and I was wondering what your current plan is for anylogger packages.

Monorepo aside, I would be interested in contributing to move this forward.

I've implemented anylogger in a library I'm authoring in TypeScript. Unfortunately, the anylogger instance in my library is never updated by any adapters I try to use in an application (also TypeScript) that uses this library, so no logging in my library ever appears in the application's console output.

To keep things simple I'm using import 'anylogger-console' in the application that's consuming my library, but I also have this issue when I try with ulog.

I've created a repo reproducing the issue. The README.md file within contains basic reproduction steps:

https://github.com/MasterKale/anylogger-bug-repro-17

In the https://github.com/download/anylogger#install instructions, everything is written for NPM and server side javascript. However, I'm using browser side Javascript and am a complete javascript newb, so I'm essentially using jQuery and nothing else.

How do I get anylogger set up and running with either debug or ulog?

Hello. I noticed that with latest typescript, using moduleResolution: "Node16", the package stops working because it is not an ESM package (no type: "module") but the type declaration represents a module export default anylogger

I might propose to simply change that to export = anylogger but given that the source itself is written as a module and even bundled in the package, I might propose actually going for a "proper" dual package.

@jirutka
I added a method enabledFor to all loggers. I edited the typescript definition you created to the best of my ability, but I've never actually used Typescript, so could you have a look maybe and tell me if I did the right thing or not? Thanks for your help so far on this.

I do the the following in my webapp index.js

import ulog from 'ulog';
// import anylogger from 'anylogger';
// anylogger('app:home');
ulog.disable('app:*');

and then in my home page

import anylogger from 'anylogger';
const log = anylogger('app:home');
log.info('Anylogger is easy!');

if I leave the commented line commented, the log will appear, even though I wanted to disable all of them
If I instead comment out the 2 lines, it works as intended.
Unfortunately this won't work if I use query string and it is also a shame to have to declare all loggers before hand

I got an error in this line:
https://github.com/Download/anylogger/blob/master/anylogger.js#L72

Can you please make an NPM release?

OT: I'm (err, I was) a huge fan of AnyEvent in the Perl ecosystem. Were you inspired by it?