How to use the @firebase/logger.LogLevel.VERBOSE function in @firebase/logger
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firebase / firebase-js-sdk / packages / database / src / core / util / util.ts View on Github 
export const enableLogging = function(
logger_?: boolean | ((a: string) => void) | null,
persistent?: boolean
) {
assert(
!persistent || logger_ === true || logger_ === false,
"Can't turn on custom loggers persistently."
);
if (logger_ === true) {
logClient.logLevel = LogLevel.VERBOSE;
logger = logClient.log.bind(logClient);
if (persistent) {
SessionStorage.set('logging_enabled', true);
}
} else if (typeof logger_ === 'function') {
logger = logger_;
} else {
logger = null;
SessionStorage.remove('logging_enabled');
}
};@firebase/logger
A logger package for use in the Firebase JS SDK
