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Logger

Logger is a help log instance, to print out to console in the dev tools in the browser with prettifying the output depending on the log level

How to use

import { Plugin } from'@root'

const {
    Logger
} = Plugin

Logger.info('This is info log')

Available methods

name

output color

log

blue

error

red

warn

yellow

debug

blue

Think about Logger as the same console.log/console.warn/console.error, so you can pass arguments to to each method as many as you wish.

Logger.debug() will only output if the Dashboard is running in debug mode.

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Last updated 4 years ago

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