How to use the @storybook/node-logger.logger.plain function in @storybook/node-logger
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @storybook/node-logger examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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error.stats.compilation.errors.forEach(e => logger.plain(e));
} else {
Popular @storybook/node-logger functions
- @storybook/node-logger.colors.green
- @storybook/node-logger.colors.orange
- @storybook/node-logger.instance.heading
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.debug
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.error
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.info
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.line
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.log
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.plain
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.trace
- @storybook/node-logger.logger.warn
- @storybook/node-logger.progress.emit
- @storybook/node-logger.progress.subscribe