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@here/harp-utils
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This module provides utility classes. Such as, but not limited to:
Custom logger for writing messages to browser console or separate window. Messages could be filtered by log names or completely disabled via URI parameters or UI. Logger name is required and cannot be empty.
import { LoggerManager, LogLevel } from '@here/harp-utils';
const loggerManager = LoggerManager.instance;
// Create named logger and configure it to Warn log level.
const logger: ILogger = loggerManager.create('my logger', {
level: LogLevel.Warn
});
// Warning 'my logger: something' logged to output.
logger.warn('something...');
// Won't be logged because log level is 'warn'.
logger.log('not logged...');
// Now, message is logged.
logger.level = LogLevel.Log;
logger.log('logged...');
// Be good developer. Free resources after you done.
// Unregister logger from global registry.
loggerManager.dispose(logger);
FAQs
Provides utilities: logging, debugging.
The npm package @here/harp-utils receives a total of 726 weekly downloads. As such, @here/harp-utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @here/harp-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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