Changing the verbosity level of the log output

[cheap-glitch]

Description

When debugging JS with the dev console, it can get annoying to have to parse through all the output generated by alphatab. It would be nice to have a way to set the verbosity, like alphaTab('verbosity', 0) for radio silence, alphaTab('verbosity', 1) for errors only and alphaTab('verbosity', 2) for everything.

Possible Solutions

Current Workarounds

It seems there are ways in JS to prevent a library from flooding the console log, but they are all a little hacky.

[Danielku15]

You can set the log verbosity via the logging setting. Simply set it to none, debug, info, warning or error depending on the level you want to have. This setting can be set via data attribute or json setting.

[cheap-glitch]

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I tried both the JSON and data attribute methods and neither is working.

[Danielku15]

Looks like there was a minor issue when sending the log level to the webworker. The logging setting should work now again.