Reusable Log Object
Abstracts log levels so more complex loggers (like networked or structured) can be swapped in / out without major refactoring, like is the case with direct use of console.log().
const log = {
any(level, msg, data) {
console.log(
`${new Date().toISOString()} ${level.toUpperCase()} ${msg}`,
...data
)
},
warn(msg, ...data) {
this.any('warn', msg, data)
},
debug(msg, ...data) {
this.any('debug', msg, data)
},
info(msg, ...data) {
this.any('info', msg, data)
},
trace(msg, ...data) {
this.any('trace', msg, data)
},
}