Introduction to Inbox Logger
Welcome to the ultimate guide on inbox-logger! In this article, we will explore the robust capabilities of this tool and provide you with dozens of useful API explanations accompanied by code snippets. By the end, you will understand how to effectively implement inbox-logger in your application to enhance your logging and monitoring capabilities.
Core API Examples
Below are some essential APIs provided by inbox-logger:
1. Initialize Logger
const inboxLogger = require('inbox-logger');
const logger = new inboxLogger.Logger();
2. Log Information
logger.info('This is an informational message');
3. Log Warnings
logger.warn('This is a warning message');
4. Log Errors
logger.error('This is an error message');
5. Asynchronous Logging
async function logData() {
await logger.logAsync('This is an async log message');
}
logData();
Advanced API Examples
Explore more advanced functionalities:
6. Set Logging Level
logger.setLevel('debug');
7. Log Debug Messages
logger.debug('This is a debug message');
8. Enable Timestamp
logger.enableTimestamp(true);
Application Example
Now, let’s see a practical application example using these APIs:
const inboxLogger = require('inbox-logger');
const logger = new inboxLogger.Logger();
logger.setLevel('info');
logger.enableTimestamp(true);
function performTask() {
logger.info('Starting task...');
try {
// Simulate a task
throw new Error('Unexpected error during the task');
} catch (error) {
logger.error(`Task failed: ${error.message}`);
} finally {
logger.info('Task completed.');
}
}
performTask();
In this example, we initialize the logger, set the logging level, enable timestamps, and then perform a task while logging different levels of messages appropriately.
Make sure to explore more APIs and customize the logger according to your needs!
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