Hermes.js. Highly extensible message/error handler system.
Hermes definition in Wikipedia:
"Hermes is the great messenger of the gods in Greek mythology and a guide to the Underworld"
Hermes will log all the messages for you. Defer or send your logs immediately. Different defined message types:
- ALL
- DEBUG
- INFO
- TRACE
- WARNING
- ERROR
- FATAL
- DISRUPTOR
And if you have some error you can add (or add it by the system if it's an uncaugh error) info about the file (filename or filename Url) and the line number where the error is logged.
Another important things:
- You can create your own errors or messages
- You can create your own layouts
- You can create your own appenders
- You can create your own levels
Hermes is an error handler that allows you to create your own log appenders extending the Appender abstract class and define your log and clear methods.
Examples to see for yourself!
Insert in your code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/path/to/your/js/libs/Hermes.js"></script>
If Immediate mode is active the message will be logged immediately.
Hermes.logger.addMessage( new Hermes.message( Hermes.level.DEBUG, "Category", "Message", "", "" ) );
Hermes will try to log all the deferred and pending errors.
Hermes.logger.log();
Hermes will log all the deferred and pending error.
Hermes.logger.forceLog();
var NewError = function(sFilenameUrl, nLineNumber)
{
Hermes.message.apply(this, [Level.INFO, 'New Error or message', 'The error or message', sFilenameUrl, nLineNumber, sDateFormat]);
};
NewError.prototype = new Hermes.message();
var NewLayout = function()
{
Hermes.layout.apply(this, arguments);
};
NewLayout.prototype = new Hermes.layout();
NewLayout.prototype.format = function(oMessage)
{
//Your implementation must be here
};
var NewAppender = function(oLevel, sCategory, sMessage, sFilenameUrl, nLineNumber, sDateFormat)
{
Hermes.appender.apply(this, arguments);
this.oLayout = new NewLayout();
};
NewAppender.prototype = new Hermes.appender();
NewAppender.prototype.log = function(oError)
{
//Your implementation must be here
};
NewAppender.prototype.clear = function(oError)
{
//Your implementation must be here
};
Examples from cloned repo to see for yourself!
Examples to see for yourself!
Hermes.js is licensed under the MIT license.
Hermes.js was inspired by Log4Js.