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Node.js Winston logger prefernece configuration for sue while developing locally and in the FeedHenry platform
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stdout-logger
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This is my preferred configuration of Winston Logger module. I think it is nice a simple!
stdout-logger default logging level is ```debug``` and will look for a environment variable DEV_ENV or defaults to ```"DEV"```. If set to ```"PROD"``` logging level is set to ```info``` and colorized logging is turned off!
Basic look and feel...
### How to install?
From command line..
```bash
npm install stdout-logger
```
### stdout-logger default config
Default settings of instance Winston Logger.
```javascript
{
"colorize": true, // set to false to turn colorized messaging off.
"json": false, // set to true to turn json formated messaging on.
"slient": false, // set to true to turn off messaging
"handleExceptions": true, // set to false to turn off handling exceptions
"level": "debug",
"timestamp": function () {
return new Date().toUTCString();
}
}
```
### stdout-logger levels
+ Level 0 :: ```debug```
+ Level 1 :: ```info```
+ Level 2 :: ```silly```
+ Level 3 :: ```warn```
+ Level 4 :: ```error```
### How to use?
Very easy.. see example below.
```javascript
// require module
var Logger = require('stdout-logger'),
myLogger = Logger.getLogger();
Logger.set('colorize', false);
Logger.set('level', 'error');
// returns "error"
console.log(Logger.get('level'));
// Now use logger
myLogger('info', 'Hello World');
myLogger('debug', JSON.stringify({debug: 'Object'}, null, 2));
myLogger('warn', 'Hello World');
myLogger('silly', 'Hello World');
myLogger('error', JSON.stringify({error: 'Object'}, null, 2));
```