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jalangilogger

v2.0.1

Published

Misc. logging of values during execution

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Readme

Value logger analysis (jalangilogger)

A jalangi2 analysis for recording values of expressions.

When run on Node (or Nashorn), the the recorded values are written to a file on disk. Whenrun in a browser, the recorded values are sent to a local server.

Meaningful use of this analysis requires a complex setup that is implemented with Java in the main jalangi logger project. That project also contains the source code for this analysis.

NPM guide

This module is registered on npm as jalangilogger. Changes should be pushed with npm publish. (an alternative would be to embed an npm-install script in the jar of the java-project).