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Published
2 days ago (0.2.7)

Unified logging interface for Probitas packages.

This package provides a centralized logging system built on LogTape. It offers consistent logging across all Probitas packages with configurable log levels, pretty formatting, and hierarchical categories.

All Probitas packages use this logger internally: @probitas/runner, @probitas/reporter, @probitas/discover, @probitas/cli

Core Functions

Types

  • Logger - Logger interface from LogTape
  • LogLevel - Available log levels

Log Levels

From least to most verbose:

  • "fatal" - Critical errors that stop execution
  • "error" - Errors that don't stop execution
  • "warning" - Potential issues (default level)
  • "info" - Informational messages about execution
  • "debug" - Detailed debugging information

Category Hierarchy

Loggers use hierarchical categories following the package structure:

  • ["probitas"] - Root category for all Probitas logs
  • ["probitas", "runner"] - Runner package logs
  • ["probitas", "cli", "run"] - Specific command logs

Examples

Basic configuration

import { configureLogging, getLogger } from "@probitas/logger";

// Configure logging at startup
await configureLogging("info");

// Get a logger for your module
const logger = getLogger("probitas", "mymodule");

logger.info("Application started");
logger.debug("Debug details", { config: { ... } });
logger.error("Something went wrong", { error });

Adjusting log level dynamically

import { configureLogging } from "@probitas/logger";

// Start with minimal logging
await configureLogging("warning");

// Enable debug logs when troubleshooting
await configureLogging("debug");

Using in a Probitas package

import { getLogger } from "@probitas/logger";

// In @probitas/runner
const logger = getLogger("probitas", "runner");

logger.debug("Executing scenario", { name: scenario.name });
logger.info("Scenario completed", { status: "passed" });

Testing with logging reset

import { configureLogging, resetLogging } from "@probitas/logger";

Deno.test("my test", async () => {
  await configureLogging("fatal"); // Suppress logs during test

  // ... test code ...

  await resetLogging(); // Clean up
});
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deno add jsr:@probitas/logger

Import symbol

import * as logger from "@probitas/logger";
or

Import directly with a jsr specifier

import * as logger from "jsr:@probitas/logger";

Add Package

pnpm i jsr:@probitas/logger
or (using pnpm 10.8 or older)
pnpm dlx jsr add @probitas/logger

Import symbol

import * as logger from "@probitas/logger";

Add Package

yarn add jsr:@probitas/logger
or (using Yarn 4.8 or older)
yarn dlx jsr add @probitas/logger

Import symbol

import * as logger from "@probitas/logger";

Add Package

vlt install jsr:@probitas/logger

Import symbol

import * as logger from "@probitas/logger";

Add Package

npx jsr add @probitas/logger

Import symbol

import * as logger from "@probitas/logger";

Add Package

bunx jsr add @probitas/logger

Import symbol

import * as logger from "@probitas/logger";