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mogger

v0.1.14

Published

print colorful logs with AOP using meld

Downloads

40

Readme

#Mogger Build Status Coverage Status

Mogger it is a way to log your app without change him. Uses AOP (Aspect-oriented programming) library named meld.js and other library that facilitates the print of colorful outputs in browser, the colorful-logger.

The goal of this library is to be easy to configure and to help the programmer to understand the inner of some javascript codes.

Instalation

npm install mogger --save

Usage

var Mogger = require('Mogger');

// get the tracer
var tracer = new Mogger({
    // list of targets
    surrogateTargets: [
        { title: 'SIMPLE_OBJ', target: simpleObj }
    ]
});

// start watching some targets
tracer.traceObj({
  before: { message: 'SimpleObj -> ', css: 'color: #A42' },
  targetTitle: 'SIMPLE_OBJ', targetConfig: { css: 'color: #E42' }
});

Testing

// test all + watch
gulp

// test something(grep) + watch
mocha --watch -g 'REGEX_NAME_OF_TEST' -G

Testing and debugging

// test + watch
gulp

//instal tools
sudo npm install -g mocha
sudo npm install -g node-inspector

// debug + watch
node-debug _mocha --watch
// debug something(grep) + watch
node-debug _mocha --watch -g 'REGEX_NAME_OF_TEST'

Test coverage

# start coverage + watch
gulp coverage

# open "Code coverage report"
google-chrome coverage/lcov-report/src/index.html

Examples

by: saitodisse