How to use the std-env.debug function in std-env
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function createConsola () {
// Log level
let level = env.debug ? 4 : 3
if (process.env.CONSOLA_LEVEL) {
level = parseInt(process.env.CONSOLA_LEVEL) || level
}
// Create new consola instance
const consola = new Consola({
level,
reporters: [
(env.ci || env.test)
? new BasicReporter()
: new FancyReporter()
]
})
// Expose constructors
consola.Consola = Consolaimport chalk from 'chalk'
import messaging from './messaging'
import { ClusterReporter } from './reporters'
let _consola
if (global.__consolaSet === undefined) {
_consola = global.consola
// Delete the global.consola set by consola self
delete global.consola
}
let consola = global.consola // eslint-disable-line import/no-mutable-exports
if (!consola) {
consola = _consola.create({
level: env.debug ? 5 : 3,
types: {
..._consola._types,
...{
cluster: {
level: 4,
color: 'blue',
icon: chalk.magenta(figures.radioOn)
},
master: {
level: 2,
color: 'blue',
icon: chalk.cyan(figures.info)
},
debug: {
level: 5,
color: 'grey'
