A professional, cross-platform logger for Node.js and Browser environments. It supports service-based context, colors, and log levels.

• Cross-Platform: Works in Node.js (via chalk) and Browsers (using console styling).
• Context-Aware: Easily attach service names and method names to logs.
• Color-Coded: distinct colors for different services and log levels.
• TypeScript Support: First-class type definitions included.
• Configurable: Enable/disable debug mode, override colors.

npm install @joseberna/logger
# or
yarn add @joseberna/logger

import logger from '@joseberna/logger';

// Simple log
logger.info('Server started');

// Log with Context
logger.info('Processing transaction', { 
  service: 'PaymentService', 
  method: 'processCharge', 
  txHash: '0x123...' 
});

// Error log
logger.error('Database connection failed', { service: 'Database' });

// Success log
logger.success('Deployment successful');

• info: General informational messages.
• error: Error messages.
• warn: Warning messages.
• success: Success messages.
• debug: Debug messages (only visible if debugMode is true or NODE_ENV is not production).

You can configure the logger instance:

import logger from '@joseberna/logger';

// Enable debug mode explicitly
logger.setConfig({ debugMode: true });

// Override service colors
logger.setConfig({
  serviceColors: {
    'MyCustomService': '#FF0000'
  }
});

You can import the Logger class to create separate instances.

import { Logger } from '@joseberna/logger';

const myLogger = new Logger({
  debugMode: true
});

When bundled for the browser (e.g., via Vite, Webpack), the package automatically swaps the implementation to use browser console methods with CSS styling, avoiding any Node.js dependencies like chalk.