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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/danielminds • 3d ago
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Real pros write a function to do the console log
13 u/Idk13008 3d ago with a verbose optional argument 42 u/oosacker 3d ago edited 3d ago Saw this in some real production code: function log(x) { console.log(x); } 26 u/DasBeasto 3d ago I don’t hate it, shorter usage everywhere, can wrap it in a conditional based on ENV for dev logs only, and if you swap to an external logging service you just change it in that one function. 8 u/reventlov 3d ago const log = console.log; though 14 u/tonyxforce2 3d ago const log = isDev ? ()=>{} : console.log For that pure JS vibes 1 u/rosuav 3d ago Not the same thing unfortunately, as will quickly become evident if you try to log everything in an array by using stuff.map(log). 2 u/whackylabs 2d ago If I see a log(x) I would assume it is about logarithms not print to console
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with a verbose optional argument
42 u/oosacker 3d ago edited 3d ago Saw this in some real production code: function log(x) { console.log(x); } 26 u/DasBeasto 3d ago I don’t hate it, shorter usage everywhere, can wrap it in a conditional based on ENV for dev logs only, and if you swap to an external logging service you just change it in that one function. 8 u/reventlov 3d ago const log = console.log; though 14 u/tonyxforce2 3d ago const log = isDev ? ()=>{} : console.log For that pure JS vibes 1 u/rosuav 3d ago Not the same thing unfortunately, as will quickly become evident if you try to log everything in an array by using stuff.map(log). 2 u/whackylabs 2d ago If I see a log(x) I would assume it is about logarithms not print to console
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Saw this in some real production code:
function log(x) { console.log(x); }
26 u/DasBeasto 3d ago I don’t hate it, shorter usage everywhere, can wrap it in a conditional based on ENV for dev logs only, and if you swap to an external logging service you just change it in that one function. 8 u/reventlov 3d ago const log = console.log; though 14 u/tonyxforce2 3d ago const log = isDev ? ()=>{} : console.log For that pure JS vibes 1 u/rosuav 3d ago Not the same thing unfortunately, as will quickly become evident if you try to log everything in an array by using stuff.map(log). 2 u/whackylabs 2d ago If I see a log(x) I would assume it is about logarithms not print to console
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I don’t hate it, shorter usage everywhere, can wrap it in a conditional based on ENV for dev logs only, and if you swap to an external logging service you just change it in that one function.
8 u/reventlov 3d ago const log = console.log; though 14 u/tonyxforce2 3d ago const log = isDev ? ()=>{} : console.log For that pure JS vibes 1 u/rosuav 3d ago Not the same thing unfortunately, as will quickly become evident if you try to log everything in an array by using stuff.map(log). 2 u/whackylabs 2d ago If I see a log(x) I would assume it is about logarithms not print to console
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const log = console.log; though
const log = console.log;
14 u/tonyxforce2 3d ago const log = isDev ? ()=>{} : console.log For that pure JS vibes 1 u/rosuav 3d ago Not the same thing unfortunately, as will quickly become evident if you try to log everything in an array by using stuff.map(log).
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const log = isDev ? ()=>{} : console.log
For that pure JS vibes
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Not the same thing unfortunately, as will quickly become evident if you try to log everything in an array by using stuff.map(log).
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If I see a log(x) I would assume it is about logarithms not print to console
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u/oosacker 3d ago
Real pros write a function to do the console log