parcellab-utilities

npm package for shared functionality

install: npm i --save parcellab/parcellab-utilities

logger

import

const logToConsole = require('parcellab-utilities').logToConsole
const logger = require('parcellab-utilities').Logger.for('yourScriptName')

or

import { logToConsole, Logger } from 'parcellab-utilities'
const logger = Logger.for('yourScriptName') 

config

with environment variables and/or with manipulating the Logger object in js

LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG               ||    Logger.settings.level = 'debug' 
LOG_HOST=127.128.129.130      ||    Logger.settings.host = '127.128.129.130'
LOG_PORT=12345                ||    Logger.settings.port = '12345'
LOG_COLOR=1                   ||    Logger.settings.color = true
LOG_LOCAL=1                   ||    Logger.settings.saveLocal = true
LOG_EXTRA=1                   ||    Logger.settings.verboseLocal = true
LOG_PRETTY=1                  ||    Logger.settings.prettyPrint = true
LOG_TIMESTAMP=1               ||    Logger.settings.timestampLocal = true
PRODUCTION=0                  ||    Logger.settings.developer_mode = true

⚠️ Logger is a singleton so change to the settings can affect logging of other modules.

⚠️ Beware of hirarchy:

• javascript settings overrule env var settings.
• env vars set in shell will overrule vars in .env file parsed by npm module dotenv

use

// syntax: logger.level(message, [ extra, [ sender]])
logger.trace('>>', { data: [1,0,1,1,0], msgLong: 'a bit has shifted!' })
logger.debug('invoking some procedure', obj )
logger.info('this message is really informative')
logger.warn('something is smoking', null, 'smokeAlertSender') // custom sender
logger.error('grab your towels and panic: ', err)
logger.critical('hello slack! you should really do something about this NOW', err, 'importantFkt')

or

logToConsole(level, sender, message, extra)

geo

import

const resolveCountryToISO3 = require('parcellab-utilities').resolveCountryToISO3

or

import { resolveCountryToISO3 } from 'parcellab-utilities'

use

resolveCountryToISO3('Spain') // returns 'ESP'

it takes strings or anything, don't expect miracles. The underlying lib countryjs recognizes some translations - English or German country names should be a pretty safe bet

Making changes to this package

❗️Never edit the files in /lib! They are generated from /src.

Make use of npm test to see if things still pretend to be alright.

When you have commited changes to the repository here is what needs to be done to make an updated package available (it's easy to forget at least one step:)

1. npm run build
2. git commit -a -m 'generated new build'
3. npm version patch or npm version minor or npm version major
4. git push --follow-tags

or you can simply run npm run publish which does these things