How to use the @bugsnag/core/config.schema.logger function in @bugsnag/core

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github bugsnag / bugsnag-js / packages / browser / src / config.js View on Github external
const { schema } = require('@bugsnag/core/config')
const { map } = require('@bugsnag/core/lib/es-utils')
const { stringWithLength } = require('@bugsnag/core/lib/validators')

module.exports = {
  releaseStage: {
    defaultValue: () => {
      if (/^localhost(:\d+)?$/.test(window.location.host)) return 'development'
      return 'production'
    },
    message: 'should be set',
    validate: stringWithLength
  },
  logger: {
    ...schema.logger,
    defaultValue: () =>
      // set logger based on browser capability
      (typeof console !== 'undefined' && typeof console.debug === 'function')
        ? getPrefixedConsole()
        : undefined
  }
}

const getPrefixedConsole = () => {
  const logger = {}
  const consoleLog = console.log
  map(['debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error'], (method) => {
    const consoleMethod = console[method]
    logger[method] = typeof consoleMethod === 'function'
      ? consoleMethod.bind(console, '[bugsnag]')
      : consoleLog.bind(console, '[bugsnag]')
github bugsnag / bugsnag-js / packages / expo / src / config.js View on Github external
const { reduce } = require('@bugsnag/core/lib/es-utils')
const Constants = require('expo-constants').default

// If the developer property is not present in the manifest, it means the app is
// not connected to a development tool and is either a published app running in
// the Expo client, or a standalone app (we also assume production for a missing
// manifest, but that should never happen)
const IS_PRODUCTION = !Constants.manifest || !Constants.manifest.developer

// The app can still run in production "mode" in development environments, in which
// cases the global boolean __DEV__ will be set to true
const IS_PRODUCTION_MODE = typeof __DEV__ === 'undefined' || __DEV__ !== true

module.exports = {
  logger: {
    ...schema.logger,
    defaultValue: () => getPrefixedConsole()
  },
  releaseStage: {
    ...schema.releaseStage,
    defaultValue: () => {
      if (IS_PRODUCTION) return 'production'
      if (IS_PRODUCTION_MODE) return 'local-prod'
      return 'local-dev'
    }
  }
}

const getPrefixedConsole = () => {
  return reduce([ 'debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error' ], (accum, method) => {
    // console.error causes standalone expo apps to reload on android
    // so don't do any logging that level – use console.warn instead
github bugsnag / bugsnag-js / packages / node / src / config.js View on Github external
const os = require('os')
const process = require('process')

module.exports = {
  projectRoot: {
    defaultValue: () => process.cwd(),
    validate: value => value === null || stringWithLength(value),
    message: 'should be string'
  },
  hostname: {
    defaultValue: () => os.hostname(),
    message: 'should be a string',
    validate: value => value === null || stringWithLength(value)
  },
  logger: {
    ...schema.logger,
    defaultValue: () => getPrefixedConsole()
  },
  releaseStage: {
    ...schema.releaseStage,
    defaultValue: () => process.env.NODE_ENV || 'production'
  },
  agent: {
    defaultValue: () => undefined,
    message: 'should be an HTTP(s) agent',
    validate: value => value === undefined || isAgent(value)
  },
  onUncaughtException: {
    defaultValue: () => (err, report, logger) => {
      logger.error(`Uncaught exception${getContext(report)}, the process will now terminate…\n${(err && err.stack) ? err.stack : err}`)
      process.exit(1)
    },