logger.js

Summary

logger.js
bbop.logger	BBOP JS logger object.
Functions
logger	Arguments: (optional) initial context.
Variables
DEBUG	Different debugging available per object.
Functions
reset_context	Define the ability to reset the contex.
push_context	Add an additional logging context to the stack.
pop_context	Remove the last context if it’s there.
kvetch	Log a string to somewhere.

bbop.logger

BBOP JS logger object. Using .kvetch(), you can automatically log a message in almost any environment you find yourself in--browser, server wherever. Also, if you have jQuery available and an element with the id “bbop-logger-console-textarea”, “bbop-logger-console-text”, or “bbop-logger-console-html”, the logger will append to that element (with a “\n” (autoscroll), “\n”, or “<br />” terminator respectively) instead.

Summary

Functions
logger	Arguments: (optional) initial context.
Variables
DEBUG	Different debugging available per object.
Functions
reset_context	Define the ability to reset the contex.
push_context	Add an additional logging context to the stack.
pop_context	Remove the last context if it’s there.
kvetch	Log a string to somewhere.

Functions

logger

bbop.logger = function( initial_context )

Arguments: (optional) initial context.

Variables

DEBUG

this.DEBUG

Different debugging available per object. Externally toggle between true and false to switch on and off the logging.

Functions

reset_context

this.reset_context = function( new_initial_context )

Define the ability to reset the contex.

Arguments

new_initial_context

(optional) New context to start with.

push_context

this.push_context = function( new_context )

Add an additional logging context to the stack.

Arguments

new_context

New context to add to the context stack.

pop_context

this.pop_context = function()

Remove the last context if it’s there.

kvetch

this.kvetch = function( string )

Log a string to somewhere. Also return a string to (mostly for the unit tests).

Arguments

string

The string to print out to wherever we found.