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Intercept method calls.
npm:
npm install cept
var cept = require('cept')
// Intercept:
var stop = cept(console, 'log', noop)
// From now on `console.log` is ignored:
console.log('foo bar baz')
// No longer ignored!
stop()
function noop() {}
stop = intercept(context, key, callback)
Intercept all calls to context[key]
(e.g., console.log
).
From now on, when the original method would be invoked, callback
is used instead. Invoking stop
reverts everything back to normal.
context
(Object
) — Context objectkey
(string
) — Property where the original function livescallback
(Function
) - InterceptorFunction
— Used to revert back to the previous function.
FAQs
Legacy package to intercept method calls
We found that cept 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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