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appcore-log
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This plugin adds the log()
method to an Appcore app. Under the hood, it uses debug, meaning it is both colorful and cross-platform compatible.
app.use(require("@beneaththeink/appcore-log"));
app.ready(function() {
app.log("My app is ready!");
});
The plugin also adds some alternative logging methods in case you need to be more specific.
app.ready(function() {
app.log.debug("A debug message.");
app.log.info("An info message.");
app.log.warn("A warning.");
app.log.error("An error.");
});
Using these methods instead of the generic log()
method means you can filter out messages based on their level.
app.set("logLevel", "info"); // will only log info, warn and error messages
Note: This plugin will catch and log errors thrown by the application, instead of crashing the program like normal. Set logErrors
to false
before running the plugin to disable this feature.
FAQs
Cross-platform console logging for Appcore apps.
The npm package appcore-log receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, appcore-log popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that appcore-log demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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