Logger of lifecycles and changes for Nano Stores, a tiny state manager with many atomic tree-shakable stores.
- Clean. All messages are stacked in compact, collapsible nested groups.
- Descriptive. Detailed descriptions with a clear comparison of the old and new values.
- Pretty designed. Compact logo and color badges for quick reading.
- Flexible. Ability to disable and filter certain types of messages.
- Supports all types of stores: Atom, Map and Deep Map.
npm install @nanostores/logger
import { logger } from '@nanostores/logger'
import { $profile, $users } from './stores/index.js'
let destroy = logger({
'Profile': $profile,
'Users': $users
})
Using messages
option you can disable
mount, unmount or change log messages.
import { logger } from '@nanostores/logger'
import { $users } from './stores/index.js'
let destroy = logger({ $users }, {
messages: {
mount: false,
unmount: false
}
})
You can create custom log messages and collapsible nested groups of messages with your own name and badge color or with any predefined types.
Available types: arguments
, build
, change
, error
, mount
,
new
, old
, unmount
, value
.
import { group, groupEnd, log } from '@nanostores/logger'
log({
logo: true,
type: {
color: '#510080',
name: 'Fetch'
},
message: [
['bold', 'Profile'],
['regular', 'store is trying to get new values']
]
})
With creatorLogger
you can log map creators such as
Logux’s SyncMapTemplate.
import { creatorLogger } from '@nanostores/logger'
let destroy = creatorLogger({ $users }, {
nameGetter: (creatorName, store) => {
return `${creatorName}:${store.value.id}`
}
})
If you need to create you own devtools or an extension for you devtools
we have buildLogger
and buildCreatorLogger
methods
with complex logging logic inside.
import { buildLogger } from '@nanostores/logger'
import { $profile } from './stores/index.js'
let destroy = buildLogger($profile, 'Profile', {
mount: ({ storeName }) => {
console.log(`${storeName} was mounted`)
},
unmount: ({ storeName }) => {
console.log(`${storeName} was unmounted`)
},
change: ({ changed, newValue, oldValue, valueMessage }) => {
let message = `${storeName} was changed`
if (changed) message += `in the ${changed} key`
if (oldValue) message += `from ${oldValue}`
message += `to ${newValue}`
console.log(message, valueMessage)
}
})