Log all hubot output to debug log? #127
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I was hoping to build something on top of hubot's log (a twitter integration) and I noticed that while hubot's logging everything he hears he's not logging everything he says. If he were logging his own .send() text then I could very easily hook into that. What do you think? cc @joshwlewis btw thanks for this library from #memtech on freenode 🍺
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Have you tested this out locally? |
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I hacked the local copy of hubot-irc in my node_modules folder and i used |
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Might be helpful for debugging as well. 👍 |
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I was hoping to build something on top of hubot's log (a twitter integration) and I noticed that while hubot's logging everything he hears he's not logging everything he says. If he were logging his own .send() text then I could very easily hook into that. What do you think?
cc @joshwlewis
btw thanks for this library from #memtech on freenode 🍺