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Debugged is a lightweight wrapper for the debug module.
Install using npm:
$ npm install --save debuggedYou'll need to have at least Node.js 4 or newer and debug@^2 is required as a peer dependency.
The API is really just a wrapper around the debug module that follows an Object-oriented Programming (OOP) pattern. The main purpose of it is not really for the API design, but for a shared bucket of debug instances per namespace whose enabled status is automatically refreshed.
The only real difference is how you create debug instances and how you log messages:
const Debugged = require('debugged');
const debug = Debugged.create('app');
debug === Debugged.create('app');
//=> true
debug === Debugged.create('app:example');
//=> false
debug.log('Started %d', process.uptime());
debug.enabled;
//=> false
Debugged.enable('app');
debug.enabled;
//=> true
Debugged.disable();
debug.enabled;
//=> falseIf you have any problems with Debugged or would like to see changes currently in development you can do so here.
If you want to contribute, you're a legend! Information on how you can do so can be found in CONTRIBUTING.md. We want your suggestions and pull requests!
A list of Debugged contributors can be found in AUTHORS.md.
See LICENSE.md for more information on our MIT license.
