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winston

8.9 8.9 L5 log VS winston

A logger for just about everything.
pino

7.9 9.2 L5 log VS pino

🌲 super fast, all natural json logger

Appwrite - The Open Source Firebase alternative introduces iOS support

Appwrite is an open source backend server that helps you build native iOS applications much faster with realtime APIs for authentication, databases, files storage, cloud functions and much more!

Promo appwrite.io

loglevel

4.6 0.0 L3 log VS loglevel

:ledger: Minimal lightweight logging for JavaScript, adding reliable log level methods to wrap any available console.log methods
storyboard

2.9 0.0 log VS storyboard

End-to-end, hierarchical, real-time, colorful logs and stories
console.log-wrapper

2.5 0.0 L3 log VS console.log-wrapper

Clear console logging for every browser
minilog

2.3 0.0 L5 log VS minilog

Lightweight client & server-side logging with Stream-API backends
Conzole

1.8 0.0 L4 log VS Conzole

Oaxoa.github.io
ulog

1.4 0.0 log VS ulog

The universal logger
1log

1.0 0.0 log VS 1log

An unopinionated JS/TS logging framework
loggin-js

0.9 0.0 log VS loggin-js

📝 Customizable and expandable logger for Node.js
Consono

0.6 0.0 log VS Consono

The most correct, informative, appealing and configurable variable inspector for JavaScript
Logit.io JavaScript Plugin

0.3 0.0 log VS Logit.io JavaScript Plugin

https://logit.io

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Log

Console.log with style

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Features

Safely call log (instead of console.log) in any browser.
Use markdown syntax for quick formatting:
- italic — log('this is *italic*')
- bold — log('this word _bold_')
- code — log('this word `code`')
Use a custom syntax to style text however you want: log('this is [c="color: red"]red[c]').