Methods
There are two methods provided:
AllowDebug
Determines whether debugging is allowed
For example;
import { AllowDebug } from 'debark';
if (AllowDebug()) console.log('I am allowed to log');
StripLogs
Prevents console logging unless specifically requested
For example;
import { StripLogs } from 'debark';
StripLogs();
How it works
The StripLogs method uses the AllowDebug method under the hood.
AllowDebug expects a DEBUG value in the process.envs. If one is not found, or exists and is any value other than true (BOOLEAN) or true (String), AllowDebug returns false and all logs are nooped.
How to run your application with debugging switched "on"
DEBUG=true npm start
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