Forked from electron-log@4.4.8

• You can add a .logrc or .logrc.json file in the project root directory and configure the log output method.
• You can add a .logrc field to package.json and configure the log output method.
• If you don't add config file or field, it works as normal electron-log.

npm install electron-log-unconfig -D

And then you can add a config file named .logrc or .logrc.json to root or add a .logrc field to package.json.

Both config file and field have samed options.

{
  "filePath": "D:/logs",
  "fileName": "Test-{y}-{m}-{d}",
  "maxSize": 100,
  "segmentation": true,
  "prefixPkgName": false,
  "countLength": 3
}

• Required: false
• Type: string

The log output path.

• Required: false
• Type: string

File name's template. It will replace with date.

For example(Today is 2024/2/1):

Test-{y}-{m}-{d}      ->  filename: Test-2024-2-1.log
Test-{y}-{m}          ->  filename: Test-2024-2.log
Test-{y}              ->  filename: Test-2024.log
Test-{y}-AA{m}-BB{d}  ->  filename: Test-2024-AA2-BB1.log

• Required: false
• Type: number
• Default: 1024

Single file's size. The unit ofmeasurement is magabytes.

• Required: false
• Type: boolean
• Default: false

Whether to enable file splitting.

• Required: false
• Type: boolean
• Default: false

Whether to add package name as prefix.

• Required: false
• Type: number
• Default: 3

Default filename(if segmentation is true) is xxx.001.log.

If set countLength to 5, filename is xxx.00001.log.

Maybe i will rewrite electron-log.But for now i'm just going to add a few methods to meet my needs.