Summary

Changes

This PR converts the existing LogLevel type definition to a more concise and maintainable enum-like structure using a const object. It also simplifies the LogLevel type to utilize this new structure.

Introduced a new LogLevel const object in packages/logger/src/constants.ts:

const LogLevel = {
  DEBUG: 'DEBUG',
  INFO: 'INFO',
  WARN: 'WARN',
  ERROR: 'ERROR',
  SILENT: 'SILENT',
  CRITICAL: 'CRITICAL',
} as const;

Imported the constants in packages/logger/src/types/Log.ts and replace the existing types

+import { LogLevel } from '../constants.js';

- type LogLevelDebug = 'DEBUG';
- type LogLevelInfo = 'INFO';
- type LogLevelWarn = 'WARN';
- type LogLevelError = 'ERROR';
- type LogLevelSilent = 'SILENT';
- type LogLevelCritical = 'CRITICAL';

type LogLevel =
-   | LogLevelDebug
-   | Lowercase<LogLevelDebug>
-   | LogLevelInfo
-   | Lowercase<LogLevelInfo>
-   | LogLevelWarn
-   | Lowercase<LogLevelWarn>
-   | LogLevelError
-   | Lowercase<LogLevelError>
-   | LogLevelSilent
-   | Lowercase<LogLevelSilent>
-   | LogLevelCritical
-   | Lowercase<LogLevelCritical>;
+   | (typeof LogLevel)[keyof typeof LogLevel]
+   | Lowercase<(typeof LogLevel)[keyof typeof LogLevel]>;

Usage

The newly introduced constants can be used to set the log level for the logger.
Example:

const logger = new Logger({
  logLevel: LogLevel.DEBUG,
});

Issue number: #2780

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