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/**
* Usage: logg(someObject, 'label')
*
* This development-grade logger can be used instead of console.log() with some advantages:
* * It encourages consistent labeling of logs. By labeling each log line, you can have dozens of log lines
* written per action, and still know which log line comes from where.
* The recommended label is the component name, or function name.
* * If the label is present, the logged object is placed in the window, allowing you to inspect it in the console. The
* label becomes the name of the object (stripped to [0-9a-zA-Z\-_] chars). If you're logging a function, you can execute it.
* If you log more than one thing, they can interact, allowing you to validate control flow.
* * the logger can be turned off by making this function simply return.
*/
logg = (a, b="", c=null) => {
c = "string" === typeof c ? c : b.replace(/\W/g, "");
if (c.length > 0) {
window[c] = a;
}
console.log(`+++ ${b}:`, a); // eslint-disable-line no-console
};
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