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Installation

npm install --save @types/proc-log

Summary

This package contains type definitions for proc-log (https://github.com/npm/proc-log#readme).

Details

Files were exported from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/proc-log.

index.d.ts

1interface Logger {
2    /**
3     * Calls process.emit('log', 'error', ...args). The highest log level. For printing extremely serious errors that indicate something went wrong.
4     */
5    error(...args: any[]): void;
6    /**
7     * Calls process.emit('log', 'warn', ...args). A fairly high log level. Things that the user needs to be aware of, but which won't necessarily cause improper functioning of the system.
8     */
9    warn(...args: any[]): void;
10    /**
11     * Calls process.emit('log', 'notice', ...args). Notices which are important, but not necessarily dangerous or a cause for excess concern.
12     */
13    notice(...args: any[]): void;
14    /**
15     * Calls process.emit('log', 'info', ...args). Informative messages that may benefit the user, but aren't particularly important.
16     */
17    info(...args: any[]): void;
18    /**
19     * Calls process.emit('log', 'verbose', ...args). Noisy output that is more detail that most users will care about.
20     */
21    verbose(...args: any[]): void;
22    /**
23     * Calls process.emit('log', 'silly', ...args). Extremely noisy excessive logging messages that are typically only useful for debugging.
24     */
25    silly(...args: any[]): void;
26    /**
27     * Calls process.emit('log', 'http', ...args). Information about HTTP requests made and/or completed.
28     */
29    http(...args: any[]): void;
30    /**
31     * Calls process.emit('log', 'pause'). Used to tell the consumer to stop printing messages.
32     */
33    pause(): void;
34    /**
35     * Calls process.emit('log', 'resume'). Used to tell the consumer that it is ok to print messages again.
36     */
37    resume(): void;
38    /**
39     * An array of strings of all log method names.
40     */
41    LEVELS: ["error", "warn", "notice", "info", "verbose", "silly", "http"];
42}
43
44declare const logger: Logger;
45
46export = logger;
47

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Last updated: Tue, 07 Nov 2023 09:09:39 GMT
Dependencies: none

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These definitions were written by JDB.

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