How to use the @swim/util.Severity.warning function in @swim/util
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private static tslintSeverity(severity: tslint.RuleSeverity): Severity {
switch (severity) {
case "warning": return Severity.warning();
case "error": return Severity.error();
case "off":
default: return Severity.info();
}
}private static tsSeverity(category: ts.DiagnosticCategory): Severity {
switch (category) {
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Warning: return Severity.warning();
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Error: return Severity.error();
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Suggestion: return Severity.note();
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Message:
default: return Severity.info();
}
}private static tslintSeverity(severity: tslint.RuleSeverity): Severity {
switch (severity) {
case "warning": return Severity.warning();
case "error": return Severity.error();
case "off":
default: return Severity.info();
}
}private static tsSeverity(category: ts.DiagnosticCategory): Severity {
switch (category) {
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Warning: return Severity.warning();
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Error: return Severity.error();
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Suggestion: return Severity.note();
case ts.DiagnosticCategory.Message:
default: return Severity.info();
}
}@swim/util
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