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@canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger
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@canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger
b-ber-logger
is b-ber's console logger.
$ npm i -g @canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger
Output from bber
commands can be logged to the console with different levels of verbosity.
--quiet
The --quiet
flag will emit nothing to the console and is an alias of loglevel=0
.
$ bber build --quiet
$ bber build --log-level=0
--warn
The ---warn
flag will emit warnings and single-line error messages to the console and is an alias of loglevel=1
.
$ bber build --warn
$ bber build --log-level=1
--error
The --error
flag will emit warnings and stack traces for errors to the console and is an alias of loglevel=2
.
$ bber build --error
$ bber build --log-level=2
--verbose
The --verbose
flat will emit messages, warnings, errors and stack traces to the console.
$ bber build --verbose
--debug
The --debug
flag will emit stack traces for everything, as well as warnings and errors to the console.
$ bber build --debug
FAQs
`b-ber-logger` is b-ber's console logger.
We found that @canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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