18 custom log level #36

lewismoten · 2024-06-03T21:57:39Z

Resolves #18 with the introduction of two new migration options.

--log-level <threshold> Allows the user to control the level of logging with one of the following: NONE, CRITICAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, LOG, DEBUG, ALL. It's a lightweight implementation that should be familiar to developers that have worked with Log4<platform> libraries.

migration.init(
  connection,
  __dirname + '/migrations',
  function() {},
  [
    "--log-level ERROR"
  ]
);

--logger allows the developer to specify their own custom logger so long as it exposes methods for error, warn, info, log, debug that accept a string message.

var customLogger = {
  debug: function (message) {
    console.debug(message);
  },
  log: function (message) {
    console.log(message);
  },
  info: function (message) {
    console.info(message);
  },
  warn: function (message) {
    console.warn(message);
  },
  error: function (message) {
    console.error(message);
  },
  critical: function (message) {
    console.error(message);
  }
};

migration.init(
  connection,
  __dirname + '/migrations',
  function() {},
  [
    "--logger",
    customLogger
  ]
);

lewismoten added 10 commits June 3, 2024 17:38

create logger with log level threshold

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config stores logger and log level

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assign logger and log level based on init options

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don't hang if no parameters specified

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test logger

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test assignment of logger & log level

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reset logger / log level for each test

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use config logger

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use config logger

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document logging options

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18 custom log level #36

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lewismoten commented Jun 3, 2024

18 custom log level #36

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