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Can't console.log the object in browser #214
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Is a hack, but I can't find any other way. // Use the log like this:
// BunyanBrowserStream.js
// utils.js
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Note that you can get objects through raw if you pass then in an object as the first arg, e.g.:
However, I do kind of like the idea of that resulting in this call in the browser:
I'm just not sure how to cleanly do that right now. |
You just need to pass the original msgArgs to the rec object before emitting. That will not require any hacks.
How you get the object later? |
Sorry for the crazy delay here. I fell of maint and am trying to get back (see #335 for details on that). I'd like to clarify what is meant by "object" here. Given this naming:
In my comments above I had been stating that the "fields" object is passed through to as an object to "raw" streams (e.g. the default stream used for a Bunyan Logger in the browser). However, I realize that @totty90 is referring to possible objects in the "msgArgs" array, e.g. Please re-open if I've misunderstood you. |
You are using
rec.msg = format.apply(log, msgArgs);
like this which will convert objects to strings:But in browser I would like to do
console.log(object)
, maybe allow me to get arguments by adding this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: