This package is platform-independent in order to support multiple runtimes in varying environments, such as Edge Runtime, Node.js, Bun, Deno, and Cloudflare Workers.
Substitutions will be made for the following character sequences if the matching
argument conforms to the type. For example, "%d" will only be replaced by a
number, not a string or object.
Object substitution supports any value that is not undefined.
%d | %f - Replaced if provided with a number.
%i - Replaced if provided with a number after Math.floor is called on it.
%O | %o | %j - Replaced if provided with any value after
JSON.stringify is called on it. Objects with circular references will be
replaced with [Circular]. Functions will be replaced with the function name
or <anonymous> if unnamed.
%s - Replaced if provided with a string.
%% - Replaced by the literal % character.
Implementation
This implementation of this library is based on quick-format-unescaped, which
is licensed MIT with licenses included in our source code.
The goal of this library is to be more restrictive than quick-format-unescaped
while maintaining as much compatibility as possible, since pino uses it to
format strings.
protocol: Remove received_at and decision fields from Report (#1988) (3da543e)
Remove match option from rate limit rules (#1815) (853119d), closes #1810
FAQs
Arcjet platform-independent replacement for util.format
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Package last updated on 23 Oct 2024
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