node-my-log/README.md

Logs your debug/warning/error information in a MySQL database

# node-my-log
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**node-my-log** is a npm package used to make logging easier with the ability to store the log in MySQL

### Updates
If you are already using this package you can add `update: true` to the constructor to make the script update the database

### Installation
`npm install node-my-log`


### How to use
**node-my-log** is very easy to use. The only thing you need to do is to make a database for the package

**_Do NOT make the table your self as the package will do it on it's own!_**

#### Constructor
- `host` The hostname of your MySQL database
- `user` The MySQL username
- `password` The password for the user
- `database` The database you want the log table to be in
- `table` The name of the table

```js
const myLog = require('node-my-log');

const log = new myLog({
	host: 'localhost',
	user: 'logging',
	password: 'verySecurePassword',
	database: 'logging',
	table: 'my-log'
});

```

#### Logging

At this moment there are four ways of logging: `.info`, `.debug`, `.warning` and `.error`

```js
log.error('This an error description');
```

It is possible to add the name of the app:

```js
log.info('The name of this app is','node-my-log');
```