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š§ A little tool that suspend console.xxx output. Ideal for keeping tests output clean.
š§ā A little tool that suspend console.xxx
output. Ideal for keeping tests output clean.
Like other globals, console is a property of the Window object. We can reference it using Window.console but it's usually shortened to console:
console.log('lalalalala.')
Logging like this is useful for development when we're creating a feature or debugging an issue.
It's not recommended to keep when deploying to production though. Why? Any site visitor would be able to view the messages if they took a peek at their browser console.
In particular, when we use mocha
or tap
to test the code, we want the console
to only output analysis of mocha
or tap
tests.
And for the function to be able to suspend the console, it is like ban the player in the football game.
# use npm
npm install log-suspend --save(-dev)
# use yarn
yarn add (-D) log-suspend
More suitable for test, so use -D
.
Maybe you can see more usage from the test case.
logSuspend disables the use of the console attribute.
logSuspend takes the current console and optional environment.
console
. window.console
or global.console
.env
. use in "test | dev".attr
. console attribute, like log | error | ...
.use.
logSus.logSuspend(console,'test', 'error')
logSus.logSuspend(console,'dev', 'log')
logSus.logSuspend(console,'prod', 'all')
You changed the console, and sometimes you need to restore the console.
use.
logSus.logSuspend(console,'test', 'log')
console.log(111) // can not console
logSus.logResume()
console.log(111) // can console
In the test | dev
environment, ensure log for other functions, log control for a function.
console
. window.console
or global.console
.env
. use in "test | dev".attr
. console attribute, like log | error | ...
.func
. the function that suspend the console.use.
function hasConsole() {
console.log('test')
return 'test'
}
console.log('1. can console.log')
let res = logSus.notConsoleStatus(console, 'test', 'log', hasConsole)
console.log('2. can console.log')
Run the bash tests.
yarn test
FAQs
š§ A little tool that suspend console.xxx output. Ideal for keeping tests output clean.
We found that log-suspend demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago.Ā It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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