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beautylog

beautiful logging

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Usage


### Simple Logging
var bl = require('beautylog'); //for use in OS console environment AND browser console


bl.log('some log message'); //normal console log message
bl.success('some success message'); //success console log message
bl.error('some error message'); //error console log message

//alternatively you can use a logType parameter
bl.log('some log message','normal');
bl.log('some success message','success');
bl.log('some error message','error');

The plugin produces beautiful output like this: console.png

Console Tables

beautylog allows displaying data in nice tables for better overview.

There are different types of tables.

Custom

var bl = require('beautylog')("os"); //for use in OS console environment
var myTable = bl.table.new("custom",["Heading1".blue,"Heading2".blue,"Heading3".blue]); // type "custom"
myTable.push(["check 1","success"]); // adds a row the myTable
myTable.push(["check 2","error"]); // adds a row the myTable
myTable.push(["check 3","error"]); // adds a row the myTable
myTable.print(); //prints myTable to the console

Checks

var bl = require('beautylog')("os"); //for use in OS console environment
var myTable = bl.table.new("checks"); // type checks
myTable.push(["check 1","success"]); // adds a row the myTable
myTable.push(["check 2","error"]); // adds a row the myTable
myTable.push(["check 3","error"]); // adds a row the myTable
myTable.print(); //prints myTable to the console

The table from the code with type "checks" above looks like this: table.png