A dead simple JavaScript logger that uses console methods with configurable log levels and prefixes.
console-log-level is a minimal logging library for Node.js that provides a simple API for logging at different severity levels using the built-in console methods. It solves the need for basic, dependency-free logging with configurable prefixes and output streams.
Node.js developers who need a straightforward, lightweight logging solution without the overhead of larger logging frameworks.
Developers choose console-log-level for its extreme simplicity, zero dependencies, and seamless integration with the standard console API, making it ideal for small projects or scripts.
The most simple logger imaginable
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Relies solely on built-in Node.js console methods, eliminating external packages and reducing security risks.
Supports trace to fatal levels with configurable thresholds, allowing focused output for debugging.
Uses console.info, .warn, and .error for consistent behavior and easy adoption in Node.js environments.
Allows adding timestamps or custom text via string or function, enhancing log readability with minimal code.
Only logs to STDOUT and STDERR, with no built-in support for files, streams, or remote endpoints.
Cannot output logs in JSON or other machine-readable formats, making integration with log aggregators difficult.
Lacks advanced features like asynchronous logging, child loggers, or runtime log level changes, common in production libraries.