@poai/mcpm-aider/lib/utils/logger.js

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import chalk from 'chalk';
export var LogLevel;
(function (LogLevel) {
    LogLevel[LogLevel["DEBUG"] = 0] = "DEBUG";
    LogLevel[LogLevel["INFO"] = 1] = "INFO";
    LogLevel[LogLevel["WARN"] = 2] = "WARN";
    LogLevel[LogLevel["ERROR"] = 3] = "ERROR";
})(LogLevel = LogLevel || (LogLevel = {}));
class Logger {
    static instance;
    logLevel = LogLevel.INFO;
    constructor() {
        // Singleton pattern
    }
    static getInstance() {
        if (!Logger.instance) {
            Logger.instance = new Logger();
        }
        return Logger.instance;
    }
    setLogLevel(level) {
        this.logLevel = level;
    }
    shouldLog(level) {
        return level >= this.logLevel;
    }
    formatMessage(level, message) {
        const timestamp = new Date().toISOString();
        return `[${timestamp}] [${level}] ${message}`;
    }
    debug(message, ...args) {
        if (!this.shouldLog(LogLevel.DEBUG))
            return;
        const formattedMessage = this.formatMessage('DEBUG', message);
        console.error(chalk.gray(formattedMessage), ...args);
    }
    info(message, ...args) {
        if (!this.shouldLog(LogLevel.INFO))
            return;
        const formattedMessage = this.formatMessage('INFO', message);
        console.error(chalk.blue(formattedMessage), ...args);
    }
    warn(message, ...args) {
        if (!this.shouldLog(LogLevel.WARN))
            return;
        const formattedMessage = this.formatMessage('WARN', message);
        console.error(chalk.yellow(formattedMessage), ...args);
    }
    error(message, ...args) {
        if (!this.shouldLog(LogLevel.ERROR))
            return;
        const formattedMessage = this.formatMessage('ERROR', message);
        console.error(chalk.red(formattedMessage), ...args);
    }
}
// Export a singleton instance
export const logger = Logger.getInstance();