introduction

named-logs-console is an implementation of named-logs facade that redirect all call to console, preserving file/line.

It support namespace filtering like debug as well as log levels

By default the log level is 2 (warn)

install

``bash
npm install named-logs named-logs-console
`

or for web page, depending of your bundlerm instead of installing/importng named-logs-console you might be better of simply injecting the following in your html page (in the head) :

`

`

Note that you still need to install and import named-logs if you intent to use to emit logs from your application. (if you only intent to see logs from extermal libraries, you do not need anything)

use

in your index.js :

`js
import {hookup} from 'named-logs-console';
hookup();
`

This will be default log all named-logs call

On a web page,

if the query string contains debug= it will enable only the namespaces listed there (separated per commas)

if the query string contains debugLevel= it will set the global log level to the one specified.

if the query string contains traceLevel= it will set the transform any log with level lower or equal as trace (console.trace)

For logging inside the app you can import named-logs
This will allow you to extract that code into the library without importing the overhead of named-logs-console

`js
import {logs} from 'named-logs';
const console = logs('app:test');

console.log('whatever you want');
console.error('an error occured');
`

But you can still access named logs via named-logs-console even one created by libraries and disable them programmatically for example:

`js
import {logs} from 'named-logs-console';
logs('myLibrary').enabled = false;
`

You can also set global settings

`js
import {logs} from 'named-logs-console';
logs.level = 0; // desactivate all
``