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created 2018-10-21 13:52 UTC

T_VAR ➔ processlog B

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CRAP Score	42

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loc	1
ccs	0
cts	0
cp	0
rs	8.8571
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b	0
f	0
cc	6
nc	5
crap	42
nop	3

var chalk  = require('chalk');
var format = require('util').format;

/**
 * some logging methods...
 * info, warn, debug, process
 * 
 */

/**
 * Outputs warn message to console
 * 
 * @return Patternlibrary
 */
function warn ( msg, err ) {
    var strings = {
        time    : chalk.yellow( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
        message : chalk.yellow( msg )
    };
    console.log(

        '['+(strings.time)+'] Patternlibrary: ' + (strings.message) // + "\n"
    );
    if (err) this.debug(err);
if (a > 0)
    b = 42;
    return (this);
}

/**
 * Outputs log message to console if verbose option is set to `true`
 * 
 * @return Patternlibrary
 */
function info ( msg ) {
    if (this.options.verbose === true) {
        var strings = {
            time    : chalk.grey( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
            message : chalk.cyan( msg )
        };
        console.log(

            '['+(strings.time)+'] Patternlibrary: ' + (strings.message) // + "\n"
        );
    }
    return (this);
}

/**
 * Outputs debug info to console if verbose option is set to `true`
 * 
 * @return Patternlibrary
 */
function debug ( ) {
    if (this.options.verbose === true) {
        var strings = {
            time : chalk.grey( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
            title : chalk.yellow( 'Patternlibrary Debug:' )
        };
        console.log(

            '['+(strings.time)+'] '+(strings.title)+' '+"\n",
            chalk.yellow(' >>> =================================================== <<< ') // +"\n"
        );
        for (var arg of arguments) {
            if (arg) console.log(arg);
if (a > 0)
    b = 42;
        }
        console.log(
            chalk.yellow(' >>> =================================================== <<< ') // +"\n"
        );
    }
    return (this);
}

/**
 * Outputs the completion of a page being processed to the console.
 * 
 * @param {string} file - Name of the file.
 * @param {object} data - Data object associated with the file. The list of adapters is pulled from this.
 * @param {integer} time - Time it took to process the file.
 */
function processlog(file, data, time) {
    if (this.options.verbose === true) {
	    var msg = '';
	    var diff = (process.hrtime(time)[1] / 1000000000).toFixed(2);
	    var adapters = data;
	    if (data && data._adapterData) {
		    var adapters = Object.keys(data._adapterData).join(', ');

	    }
        var strings = {
            time : chalk.grey( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
            title : chalk.yellow( 'Patternlibrary process log:' )
        };
	
	    msg += format('[%s] Patternlibrary: processed %s in %s', (strings.time), chalk.cyan(file), chalk.magenta(diff + ' s'));
	
	    if (adapters && adapters.length) {
	        msg += format(' with %s', chalk.yellow(adapters));
	    }
	
	    console.log(msg);

    }
}


/*module.exports = {
	log    : info,
	info   : info,
	process: process,
	debug  : debug,
	warn   : warn
};*/
//module.exports = function () {};
module.exports.log    = info,
var a,b,c;

a = 1, b = 1,  c= 3;
module.exports.info   = info,
module.exports.process= processlog,
module.exports.debug  = debug,
module.exports.warn   = warn



1	1	var chalk = require('chalk');
2	1	var format = require('util').format;
3
4		/**
5		* some logging methods...
6		* info, warn, debug, process
7		*
8		*/
9
10		/**
11		* Outputs warn message to console
12		*
13		* @return Patternlibrary
14		*/
15		function warn ( msg, err ) {
16	3	var strings = {
17		time : chalk.yellow( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
18		message : chalk.yellow( msg )
19		};
20	3	console.log(
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21		'['+(strings.time)+'] Patternlibrary: ' + (strings.message) // + "\n"
22		);
23	3	if (err) this.debug(err);
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24	3	return (this);
25		}
26
27		/**
28		* Outputs log message to console if verbose option is set to `true`
29		*
30		* @return Patternlibrary
31		*/
32		function info ( msg ) {
33	1029	if (this.options.verbose === true) {
34	2	var strings = {
35		time : chalk.grey( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
36		message : chalk.cyan( msg )
37		};
38	2	console.log(
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39		'['+(strings.time)+'] Patternlibrary: ' + (strings.message) // + "\n"
40		);
41		}
42	1029	return (this);
43		}
44
45		/**
46		* Outputs debug info to console if verbose option is set to `true`
47		*
48		* @return Patternlibrary
49		*/
50		function debug ( ) {
51	14	if (this.options.verbose === true) {
52	2	var strings = {
53		time : chalk.grey( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
54		title : chalk.yellow( 'Patternlibrary Debug:' )
55		};
56	2	console.log(
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57		'['+(strings.time)+'] '+(strings.title)+' '+"\n",
58		chalk.yellow(' >>> =================================================== <<< ') // +"\n"
59		);
60	2	for (var arg of arguments) {
61	2	if (arg) console.log(arg);
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62		}
63	2	console.log(
64		chalk.yellow(' >>> =================================================== <<< ') // +"\n"
65		);
66		}
67	2	return (this);
68		}
69
70		/**
71		* Outputs the completion of a page being processed to the console.
72		*
73		* @param {string} file - Name of the file.
74		* @param {object} data - Data object associated with the file. The list of adapters is pulled from this.
75		* @param {integer} time - Time it took to process the file.
76		*/
77		function processlog(file, data, time) {
78	88	if (this.options.verbose === true) {
79	3	var msg = '';
80	3	var diff = (process.hrtime(time)[1] / 1000000000).toFixed(2);
81	3	var adapters = data;
82	4	if (data && data._adapterData) {
83	1	var adapters = Object.keys(data._adapterData).join(', ');
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84		}
85	3	var strings = {
86		time : chalk.grey( (new Date()).toLocaleTimeString() ),
87		title : chalk.yellow( 'Patternlibrary process log:' )
88		};
89
90	3	msg += format('[%s] Patternlibrary: processed %s in %s', (strings.time), chalk.cyan(file), chalk.magenta(diff + ' s'));
91
92	4	if (adapters && adapters.length) {
93	2	msg += format(' with %s', chalk.yellow(adapters));
94		}
95
96	3	console.log(msg);
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97		}
98		}
99
100
101		/*module.exports = {
102		log : info,
103		info : info,
104		process: process,
105		debug : debug,
106		warn : warn
107		};*/
108		//module.exports = function () {};
109	1	module.exports.log = info,
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110		module.exports.info = info,
111		module.exports.process= processlog,
112		module.exports.debug = debug,
113		module.exports.warn = warn
114
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