Logger

A simple and light weight logger

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Getting started

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~~~~shell script
npm install @desouza-engineering/logger
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#### Logger class
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const {Logger, LogLevel} = require('@desouza-engineering/logger');

const logger = new Logger('issuername', LogLevel.LOG);

logger.critical('testing ctitical logger');
logger.error('testing error logger');
logger.log('testing default logger');
logger.info('testing info logger');
logger.debug('testing debug logger');
logger.trace('testing trace logger');

logger.logC('testing ctitical logger');
logger.logE('testing error logger');
logger.log('testing default logger');
logger.logI('testing info logger');
logger.logD('testing debug logger');
logger.logT('testing trace logger');

//[CRITICAL Sun Sep 22 2019 22:13:24 GMT-0500 issuername] testing critical logger
//[ERROR Sun Sep 22 2019 22:13:24 GMT-0500 issuername] testing error logger
//[LOG Sun Sep 22 2019 22:13:24 GMT-0500 issuername] testing default logger
//[CRITICAL Sun Sep 22 2019 22:13:24 GMT-0500 issuername] testing critical logger
//[ERROR Sun Sep 22 2019 22:13:24 GMT-0500 issuername] testing error logger
//[LOG Sun Sep 22 2019 22:13:24 GMT-0500 issuername] testing default logger
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#### Using the builder

The builder allows you to set the logging level of the application in one place and create new loggers whenever needed.

Ideal usage would be to have a config file that exports the builder then import that builder wherever you need it and get a new logger.

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const {LogLevel, LoggerBuilder} = require('@desouza-engineering/logger');

const builder = new LoggerBuilder(LogLevel.LOG);

const logger = builder.getLogger('issuername');