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@link-intersystems/console-proxy

v1.1.1

Published

Easy to use and flexible console redirection library.

Downloads

20

Readme

Console Proxy Library

GitHub Workflow Status Coveralls GitHub issues GitHub

A library to intercept console function calls.

Install

 npm i "@link-intersystems/console-proxy"

Use

import {
    createConsoleProxy,
    createConsoleTemplate,
    createLogEnablementInterceptor,
} from "@link-intersystems/console-proxy";

const logEnablement = createLogEnablementInterceptor();
const consoleProxy = createConsoleProxy(console, logEnablement);

logEnablement.setLevelEnabled("debug", false)


consoleProxy.info("INFO", "Hello", "World");
consoleProxy.debug("DEBUG", "Hellow", "World");     
// Since debug is disabled only info is logged.
// OUTPUT:
// INFO Hello World

A consoleProxy does not change the default console. If you want to change the default console you can either use the console template

function codeThatLogs() {
    console.log("Hello");
    console.info("World");
}

logEnablement.setLevelEnabled("info", false)

consoleTemplate.execFn(codeThatLogs)
// OUTPUT:
// Hello

or manually enable/disable the console proxy.

const disableConsoleProxy = consoleProxy.enable();
// The target console's functions will be redirected through the proxy.

console.log("Hello", "World"); // is proxied

disableConsoleProxy();
// The target console's functions are restored.

console.log("Hello", "World"); // is not proxied

Console Template Module

The console template module provides template methods that ensure that the console is properly proxies when the target function executes. Read more

logEnablementHandler.setLevelEnabled("info", false);
consoleTemplate.execFn(codeThatLogs)

Console Proxy Module

The consoleProxy module provides support for intercepting a console, usually the default console. Read more

let lastInfoLog: string;

const consoleProxy = createConsoleProxy();
consoleProxy.setInterceptorFunction("info", (...args) => {
    lastInfoLog = args.join(" ");
})

consoleProxy.setInterceptorFunction("log", (...args) => {
    // log diabled
})

Console Proxy Interceptors

This module contains interceptors for the console proxy. Read more

 const logEnablementInterceptor = createLogEnablementInterceptor();
 logEnablementInterceptor.setLevelEnabled("log", false);

 consoleProxy.setInterceptor(logEnablementInterceptor);