ultra8k / qonos

Typescript console logger

QonoS

Qonos, which is Kilngon for Log, is a basic Typescript console logger with simple options for level, color, trace and timestamp.

Install

npm i @ultra8k/qonos -D

yarn add @ultra8k/qonos -D

pnpm add @ultra8k/qonos -D

Options

Name	Type	Default	Description
level	String	"debug"	Determines the minimum level that will execute. Choose between "debug", "info", "warn", "error"
colorize	Boolean	true	If true; use customized console level colors. If false; use the default console colors
colors	Object	{ debug: "#A5B4FC", info: "#67E8F9", warn: "#FDE047", error: "#FCA5A5", }	Custom level colors
trace	Boolean	true	Show file name and line number
timestamp	Boolean	true	Show timestamp of log
stampFirst	Boolean	true	true will display log message as [timestamp | trace | message]; false will display the log message as [trace | timestamp | message]

Usage

ES Module

import { Logger } from "@ultra8k/qonos";
const options: LogOptions = {
  level: "debug",
  colorize: true,
  colors: {
    debug: "#A5B4FC",
    info: "#67E8F9",
    warn: "#FDE047",
    error: "#FCA5A5",
  },
  trace: true,
  timestamp: true,
  stampFirst: true,
};
export const logger = new Logger(options);

// use log levels to display messages
logger.debug("log a debug message");
logger.info("log an info message");
logger.warn("log a warn message");
logger.error("log an error message");

UMD Module

<script src="@ultra8k/qonos/dist/qonos.umd.js"></script>
<script>
  const options = {
    level: "debug",
    colorize: true,
    colors: {
      debug: "#A5B4FC",
      info: "#67E8F9",
      warn: "#FDE047",
      error: "#FCA5A5",
    },
    trace: true,
    timestamp: true,
    stampFirst: true,
  };
  const logger = new qonos.Logger(options);
  logger.debug("this", "works!");
  logger.info("so", "does", "this");
</script>

qonos's Issues

Allow multiple args

Issue

The methods only allows a single arg, for example logger.debug(arg). attempting to pass multiple args produces a type error, for example, "Expected 1 arguments, but got 2."

Ask

Allow multiple args to be passed and logged in the console, the same way as the standard console.log, for example console.log(arg1, arg2, arg3)