I've been using this logger code since I started the move of all my applications to TypeScript with some modifications. It's based on an even earlier version initially started in [Revolution](https://github.com/tgpholly/Revolution). Since it's essentially the same every time I decided to make it an NPM package so I can reuse it.
## What does this do
hsconsole logs to the console in a clean, formatted and readable way while also writing to log files on disk. All logs are kept until you decide to delete them.
## Usage
Import the `Console` class from hsconsole
```js
const { Console } = require("hsconsole");
```
```ts
import { Console } from "hsconsole";
```
and use it by calling either `printInfo`, `printWarn` or `printError`.
You can also specify a custom header to prepend to the start of the log file using `customHeader` as follows:
```ts
Console.customHeader(`xyz started at ${new Date()}`);
```
This must be called this before anything is logged to the console!
It is **important** that you tell hsconsole to clean up before your application closes (i.e in the event of a CTRL+C) so it can be ensured that all log text is flushed to disk and to allow hsconsole to rename the latest log to the date your application was started.
