https://npm.im/debug but with automatic namespacing
var debug = require('autodebug')
debug('hello') autodebug:foo test +0ms
autodebug:foo:bar test in another file +0ms
Based on the debug module you know and love,
but it automatically fills in the package name and relative file path for you to reduce
boilerplate.
Just require autodebug in each module you want to debug from and call it
with things you want to debug
Just like the original debug module, you can control which modules' debug
output is shown with the DEBUG environment variable.
See https://www.npmjs.com/package/debug#usage
$ npm install autodebug- jason@denizac.org
- tootallnate n@n8.io
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