Prefix calls to console.log, console.warn, etc with whatever you'd like
console.log('before log-prefix');
require('log-prefix')('==> %s <==');
console.log('after log-prefix');
yields
before log-prefix
==> after log-prefix <==
You can specify a function instead of a string. The function must return a string to be used (good for dynamic values).
require('log-prefix')(function() { return '[' + Date.now() + '] %s' });
console.log('hello %s', 'world');
yields
[1371582989993] hello world
npm install log-prefix
npm test
MIT License