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gengojs-debug

The debugger console for gengo.js

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gengojs-debug

The debugger console for gengo.js

Usage

ES6
import debug from 'gengojs-debug';

debug(namespace:string).[level](args:*);
ES5
var debug = require('gengojs-debug');

debug(namespace:string).[level](args:*);

It's even possible to chain the methods:

/* Example */

debug('core')
	.warn('This is a warning')
	.error('This is an error!');

Notes

It's best if you define a logger with a namespace set when you require gengojs-debug:

/* Example */

var debug = require('gengojs-debug');
var log = debug('core');

log.debug(/*...*/);

In terminal:

# In OSX, set the namespace and the debug level then run a file:
DEBUG=gengo.core:warn, node index.js

# In Windows, set the namespace and the debug level:
DEBUG=gengo.core:warn
# Run the file
node index.js

Namespaces

The available namespaces are:

  • core
  • parser
  • router
  • backend
  • api
  • localize
  • header

Levels

The available levels are:

  • debug
  • warn
  • error
  • info
  • verbose
  • silly

Note that you must prepend 'gengo' before the namespaces as you access the namespace with a '.' and then specify the debug level after appending a ':'.

Example:

DEBUG=gengo.parser:debug gengo.router:*

Keywords

debug

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Package last updated on 30 Sep 2015

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