How to USE logManager.js?

Import logManager.js in your application.

Available methods

1. Disable all logging :

   Syntax: logManager.disableAllLogging()
   
   Parameters: None
   
   Description: Disables the methods - console.debug, console.log, console.error, console.info, console.warn, console.dir, console.trace, console.count. Once disabled, these functions will do nothing, when called.
   

2. Enable all logging :

   Syntax: logManager.enableAllLogging()
   
   Parameters: None
   
   Description: Enables the methods - console.debug, console.log, console.error, console.info, console.warn, console.dir, console.trace, console.count. These functions will works as they do.
   

3. Disable logging selectively:

   Syntax: logManager.disableLoggingFor([array])
   
   Parameters: An array of values consisting of ("debug", "log", "error", "info", "warn", "dir", "trace", "count")
   
   Description: Disables the methods mentioned in the array. All other methods will be enabled, i.e. they will work as they do.
   

4. Enable logging selectively:

   Syntax: logManager.enableLoggingFor([array])
   
   Parameters: An array of values consisting of ("debug", "log", "error", "info", "warn", "dir", "trace", "count")
   
   Description: Enables only the methods mentioned in the array. All other methods will be disabled, i.e. they will do nothing.
   

5. Disable alerts:

   Syntax: logManager.disableAlerts()
   
   Parameters: None
   
   Description: Disables the window.alert or simply alert method. The alert method will then do nothing.
   

6. Enable alerts:

   Syntax: logManager.enableAlerts()
   
   Parameters: None
   
   Description: Enables the window.alert or simply alert method. The alert method will then work as expected.