http://jsfiddle.net/yx5a9/
This is the one that I use. It was originally based around Aaron's dbug,
but now it's a slightly different beast. :) In our software, we have the
facility to include the logged data in helpdesk tickets.
On 16/04/10 00:16, Aaron Newton wrote:
Log is there only because we wanted a way to ship a MooTools plugin
with a way to send a message to developers - JSONP being an example
(because otherwise you have no idea it's sending; firebug doesn't show
it - well, I guess it does in the network view... but not in the
console).
I use dbug.js for all my stuff. Write your own, use someone else's,
whatever.
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 9:12 AM, Dimitar Christoff
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> Didn't find the log levels support in Log implementation.
> E.g.:
> * log.info <http://log.info>
> * log.warn
> * log.error
> * log.fatal
>
> Are you planning to implement this in future versions of More?
just write your own wrapper - unless you use it as a mixin for
classes.
here's what I ended up doing as a normal singleton:
http://fragged.org/tag/firebug
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