angular-env-logger is an angularjs module with logger restriction based on the application environment.

Author: M. Rahul Reddy (RahulReddy)

Usage

1. Install via either npm or downloaded files:

   1. bower install angular-env-logger
   2. download angular-env-logger.zip

2. Include dependencies in your HTML.

   1. When using bower:

   <script src="bower_components/angular-env-logger/dist/angular-env-logger.min.js"></script>

   2. when using downloaded files

   <script src="angular-env-logger.min.js"></script>

3. Add env_logger to your application's module dependencies

   angular.module('app', ['env_logger']);

4. Use the factory logger

   angular.module('app')
       .controller('appController', function($scope, logger){
   
         logger.configEnv({ //initialize it once for your application
           local : "localhost", // key : window.location.hostname
           dev : "dev.yourHost", // key : window.location.hostname
           prod : "prod.yourHost" // key : window.location.hostname
         })
         logger.enableLogger("local","dev"); //console statements are enabled for given keys.
   
         //In Host http://localhost:8080/your-path, this will be printed
         logger.log("to be seen in local"); //use logger.log/warn/error instead of console.log/warn/error
   
         //In Host http://dev.yourHost/your-path, this will be printed
         logger.log("to be seen in dev"); //use logger.log/warn/error instead of console.log/warn/error
   
         //In Host http://prod.yourHost/your-path, this will NOT be printed
         logger.log("to be seen in prod"); //use logger.log/warn/error instead of console.log/warn/error
   
       });

Note

Use logger.log/warn/error instead of console.log/warn/error

Credits

Alexander Jangam (Alex)

License

MIT