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Debugs, logs, and spans — one API. Pure TypeScript, ~3KB, zero dependencies.
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Debugs, logs, and spans — structured and dev, server and browser — one TypeScript API. No output, no overhead.
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Debugs, logs, and spans — structured and dev, server and browser — one API.
Replace debug + your JSON logger + ad-hoc timers with one namespace tree and one output pipeline. Pure TypeScript, zero dependencies, ~3 KB.
The ?. optional chaining trick short-circuits the entire call when a log level is disabled, so nothing evaluates — not the string interpolation, not the function calls, nothing. In benchmarks, that's ~22x faster than conventional noop loggers. See how Loggily compares →
Install from npm; a git install resolves the TypeScript source and runs only under Bun.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Debugs, logs, and spans — structured and dev, server and browser — one API.
Replace debug + your JSON logger + ad-hoc timers with one namespace tree and one output pipeline. Pure TypeScript, zero dependencies, ~3 KB.
The ?. optional chaining trick short-circuits the entire call when a log level is disabled, so nothing evaluates — not the string interpolation, not the function calls, nothing. In benchmarks, that's ~22x faster than conventional noop loggers. See how Loggily compares →
Install from npm; a git install resolves the TypeScript source and runs only under Bun.Read the full README ↗