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@pipeletteio/debug

v1.0.1

Published

A simple debug module

Downloads

1

Readme

Installation

npm install @pipeletteio/debug

Example

import { debug, Debug } from '@pipeletteio/debug';

// Create a dedicated debugger.
const dedicatedDebug = new Debug('myDedicatedDebugName', { useNewMeter: true });

debug.title('title');
debug.question('question');
dedicatedDebug.done('done');
dedicatedDebug.note('note');

setTimeout(() => {
  debug.valid('valid');
  debug.invalid('invalid');
  dedicatedDebug.fail('fail');
}, 500);

// -- Outputs:
// ❱ title +4ms
// ❓ question +2ms
// [myDedicatedDebugName] done +2ms
// [myDedicatedDebugName] note +1ms
// ✔ valid +503ms
// ✗ invalid +1ms
// [myDedicatedDebugName] fail +504ms

Docs:

Read documentation here.

API

The methods of Console.prototype are exposed to Debug instance.

Debug.prototype.fail

Write a formatted message to stderr.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.prototype.done

Write a formatted message to stdout.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.prototype.note

Write a formatted message to stdout (done alias).

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.prototype.invalid

Write a formatted message prefixed with an invalid check symbol to stderr.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.prototype.valid

Write a formatted message prefixed with a valid check symbol to stdout.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.prototype.question

Write a formatted message prefixed with an interogation symbol to stdout.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.prototype.title

Write a formatted message prefixed with a chevron symbol to stdout.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|------------|---------------| | arg | string | The message. |

Return void.

Debug.constructor

A Debug constructor that can be used to create dedicated debug.

| argument | type | details | |---------------------------|-------------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | name | string or null or undefined | The dedicated debug name (optional). | | options | object | The debug options (default = {}). | | options.useNewMeter | boolean or null or undefined | The debug options (default = {}). |

Return Debug instance.

Example:

new Debug('name', { useNewMeter: true });

Env variables:

All methods can be disabled using environment variables.

Importance order:

  1. PIPELETTEIO_DEBUG = (true | false)
  2. (DEBUG | NDEBUG | NODE_DEBUG) = (true | false)
  3. (CI | CONTINUOUS_INTEGRATION) != undefined
  4. NODE_ENV = (production | test)