Multiple interactive loggers

Is it possible to have multiple interactive loggers that update independently of each other (either separated by scope or Signale instance)? It seems that the current behavior is that the most recent call to an interactive logger will overwrite any previous interactive output.

Here’s an example of what I’m trying and the desired output:

const { Signale } = require('signale');

const interactive = new Signale({ interactive: true, scope: 'scope 1' });

setTimeout(() => {
    interactive.success('[%d/4] - Process A', 2);
    setTimeout(() => {
        interactive.await('[%d/4] - Process B', 3);
        setTimeout(() => {
            interactive.error('[%d/4] - Process B', 4);
            setTimeout(() => {}, 2000);
        }, 4000);
    }, 3000);
}, 2000);

const interactive2 = new Signale({ interactive: true, scope: 'scope 2' });

setTimeout(() => {
    interactive2.info('[%d/3] - starting it...', 1);
    setTimeout(() => {
        interactive2.await('[%d/3] - doing it...', 2);
        setTimeout(() => {
            interactive2.success('[%d/3] - finished it!', 3);
            setTimeout(() => {}, 2000);
        }, 4000);
    }, 3000);
}, 2000);

Output: Only displays the “scope 2”/interactive2 logs

[scope 2] › ✔  success   [3/3] - finished it!

Desired output:

[scope 1] › ✖  error     [4/4] - Process B
[scope 2] › ✔  success   [3/3] - finished it!

[tomkln]

As a workaround, you could add an empty console.log(); after your last interactive log message. It starts a new line and prevents updates to the previous line.

[toniopelo]

As a workaround inspired from @tomkln comment, here is how I export my logger :

import signale, { DefaultMethods, Signale, SignaleOptions } from 'signale'

export const getLogger = (
  scope: string,
  options: SignaleOptions = {},
): Signale<DefaultMethods> & { breakInteractiveChain: () => void } =>
  Object.assign(new Signale({ scope, ...options }), {
    // eslint-disable-next-line no-console
    breakInteractiveChain: () => console.log(),
  })

export default signale

And here is how I consume it :

const iLogger = getLogger('send-mail', { interactive: true })

iLogger.await('Fetching users')
iLogger.success('Users fetched')

// Prevent subsequent calls to interactive logger to override previous ones
iLogger.breakInteractiveChain()

iLogger.await('Sending mails')
iLogger.success('Mails sent')

If this console.log() hack finally is the preferred solution, I could make a tiny PR about this.