Only use console.log & console.error #177
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This commit also contains a refactor which relies on the fact that console.* methods are "autobinded".
divarvel
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Jan 9, 2018
| }, module.exports); | ||
| const fields = _.map(error.fields, (msg, field) => `${field}: ${msg}`) | ||
| return [`${error.message} [${error.id}]`, ...fields].join('\n') | ||
| } |
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That's way cleaner indeed 👍
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Waiting for CI to pass and I'm merging it. |
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This fixes remove usage of
console.debugandconsole.warnto useconsole.logfor everything except for errors (where we useconsole.error).I also took the liberty to refactor some sutffs:
use_strictconsoleis a namespace likeMathorJSONMore infos on the "autobind" behaviour:
FYI, it works on Chrome, Node, Safari, FF but not yet in Edge.
Fixes #134.