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Typescript Debugger

Console Wrappper

This tiny lib written in Typescript allows you to leave your debugging logs inside your project without worries of removing them for production environment.

Installation

npm install --save ts-debug

Usage

Debugger's instance has the exactly same methods as standard console. Its constructor takes 3 parameters:

console: Console - object implementing Console interface, e.g. console or its wrapper
isEnabled: boolean = true - determines if Debugger should be enabled (you shoud pass here false to prevent displaying console output in production environment)
prefix: string = '' - specifies prefix for console outputs, e.g. "[DEBUG] "

Example:

import { Debugger } from 'ts-debug';
const Config = { isProd: false }; // example config in your application

const debug = new Debugger(console, !Config.isProd, '[DEBUG] ');
debug.log('Debugger is enabled!');
debug.warn('An error occured while processing: ', { example: 'object' });

You can see real-life usage of this lib in ngx-store.

Additional methods

throw(error: Error) - throws usual (sync) error in debug mode and non-blocking (async) otherwise

Compatibility

For TypeScript 3+ use v1.3+ For older versions use v1.2