@eropple/is-logger
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Helper functions to determine when an object can act as a logger (and, optionally, is a Bunyan logger).
@eropple/is-loggerI like using Bunyan as a logger. But I also like making my tools available to people who don't. (Even though they should be using Bunyan. Y'all, just use Bunyan!)
To that end, I needed a utility library that does two things:
isLogger(obj): is this a logger? Defined loosely as "does it have the same
output methods as console has?".isBunyan(obj): is this a Bunyan logger? Defined similarly loosely as "does
it pass isLogger(obj) and also have child, fatal, and streams (some
of the most important methods on a Bunyan logger).FAQs
Helper functions to determine when an object can act as a logger (and, optionally, is a Bunyan logger).
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