Logger

Constructor

javascript

new Logger(name, options);

options

sections: An object of sections
methods: An object of new methods

Example

javascript

const logger = new Logger('LDAP', {
  sections: {
    connection: 'Connection',
    bind: 'Bind',
    search: 'Search',
    auth: 'Auth'
  }
});

Usage

javascript

logger.info('connecting');
// LDAP ➔ info connecting

logger.connection.info('connecting');
// LDAP ➔ Connection.info connecting

Sections have all avaliable methods methods, the default methods are:

javascript

debug:
  name: 'debug'
  color: 'blue'
  level: 2
log:
  name: 'info'
  color: 'blue'
  level: 1
info:
  name: 'info'
  color: 'blue'
  level: 1
success:
  name: 'info'
  color: 'green'
  level: 1
warn:
  name: 'warn'
  color: 'magenta'
  level: 1
error:
  name: 'error'
  color: 'red'
  level: 0

The method error will always log the file and line of method execution

LoggerManager (singleton)

You can enable, disable, or set the log level for all logs here. You can show the origin package and file/line from all logs here.

javascript

LoggerManager.enabled = false;
LoggerManager.showPackage = false;
LoggerManager.showFileAndLine = false;
LoggerManager.logLevel = 0;

The LoggerManager starts disabled, you should enable in some point, if you want to print all logs queued while disabled use:

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LoggerManager.enable(true);