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Debug helpers for Node.js apps.
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You can install the module from the NPM: npm install nor-debug
You can use debug.__line to get current line number for debugging purposes.
debug.__stack is used by debug.__line to get the current line number.
You can test for development/production mode (NODE_ENV) with the
debug.isProduction() and debug.isDevelopment() which will return boolean
values, true or false.
Start the app using NODE_ENV=production node app.js for production mode.
Start the app using NODE_ENV=development node app.js for development mode.
Default is development mode.
You may use debug.log(msg, [msg2...]) to write debug messages. This function
will only write log if the app is running in development mode. All non-string
arguments will be converted to string with util.inspect().
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Debug helpers for Node.js apps
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