Class ErrorLox

the internal identifier of the log

• this id is used to reference .of(id) logs to opening logs
• handed out by the Loxer instance the log belongs to, so ids stay unique within it

the message of the log

determines if the log was highlighted with Loxer.highlight() or Loxer.h()

the values the log was called with, after its message - like console.log(message,...props)

• always an array: a log without props carries an empty one
• every prop reaches the output stream and history by reference, unchanged

the configuration for rendering Lox.props in the built-in output, as passed to Loxer.printProps(...) / Loxer.pp(...)

• undefined means the call did not ask for its props to be rendered
• an empty object is a rendering request with default configuration

the type of the log

the corresponding key of a module from LoxerOptions.modules

• will be DEFAULT if logged with empty module Loxer.module() or Loxer.m()
• will be NONE if logged without a module
• will be INVALID if logged with a module that was not defined at LoxerOptions.modules

the LogLevel of the log

• 'error' for every Loxer.error() / Loxer.of(...).error()
• 'info' for Loxer.log() / Loxer.open()
• the named level for Loxer.warn/info/debug(...), their .open(), and Loxer.of(...).warn/info/debug()
• the opening log's level for Loxer.of(...).add() / .close()

the Date the log was declared

the box layout of the log which an array of type { box: keyof BoxSymbol; color: string }, where:

• keyof BoxSymbol is a string which represents the form of the box segment (character)
• color is the string color of the box segment (represents the corresponding module color)

a string that represents the time consumption from the opening log's timestamp until this log appeared

• is '' when the log is a single Loxer.log() or an opening log itself

the time consumption (in ms) from the opening log's timestamp until this log appeared

• is undefined when the log is a single Loxer.log() or an opening log itself

determines if the log's level sits past the level its module logs up to — a hidden log enters neither the history nor the visible box layout

• always false on an ErrorLox: errors are output whatever the level says

the corresponding module of this Lox