Welcome to the Ultimate Guide of Interval Logger APIs

The interval-logger is a versatile logging solution designed for efficient time-based data recording. This guide will walk you through dozens of useful APIs and provide ample code snippets to help you get the most out of the interval-logger package.

Getting Started with Interval Logger

First, let’s install the package:

  npm install interval-logger

API Overview

Here is a quick introduction to some of the key APIs provided by interval-logger:

Creating a Logger Instance

  
    const { IntervalLogger } = require('interval-logger');
    const logger = new IntervalLogger();
  

Setting Interval for Logging

  
    logger.setInterval(5000); // Log every 5 seconds
  

Starting and Stopping the Logger

  
    logger.start();
    logger.stop();
  

Logging Data

  
    logger.log('This is a log message');
  

Registering Custom Handlers

  
    logger.onLog((message) => {
      console.log('Logged message:', message);
    });
  

Saving Logs to Files

  
    logger.saveToFile('logs.txt');
  

App Example Using Interval Logger

Let’s see an example application using some of these APIs:

  
    const { IntervalLogger } = require('interval-logger');
    const logger = new IntervalLogger();

    logger.setInterval(3000); // Log every 3 seconds
    
    logger.onLog((message) => {
      console.log('Logged message:', message);
    });
    
    logger.start();
    
    // Simulating log messages
    setInterval(() => {
      logger.log('Simulated log message');
    }, 1000);
    
    // Stop logging after 10 seconds
    setTimeout(() => {
      logger.stop();
      logger.saveToFile('logs.txt');
    }, 10000);
  

By using the interval-logger APIs as shown in this guide, you can efficiently manage and handle your log data. Make sure to consult the official documentation for more detailed information and advanced usage.

Hash: e287029149ff48eafc995b13bf874d1963fa21a179f9637107f9ae49f206b190