the function to embellish with logging. This can be a method on an object or a standalone function, or a class constructor.
Optionalconfig: AutoLogConfigconfiguration settings
Configuration options for the autologging feature. These options are optional and can be passed to the autolog() function to customize the logging behavior.
Optionallogger?: LoggerName of logger to use for autologging, defaults to 'default'
OptionallogLevel?: numberThe logging level autologging uses - defaults to 'debug'
OptionalwithArgs?: booleanset true to include automatically include passed method arguments in the logs
OptionalwithGovernance?: booleanIf true, includes governance before and after function execution
OptionalwithProfiling?: booleanIf true, including function (execution time) statistics
OptionalwithReturnValue?: booleanIf true, includes the function return value in the log
a function matching the signature of the original passed function fn or class so it can be used exactly like the original.
const foo = autolog(function foo (arg1, arg2) {
log.debug('hello world')
})
The above results in automatic log entries similar to:
| Log Title | Detail |
|---|---|
| Enter foo() | args:[] |
| hello world | |
| Exit foo() | returned: undefined |
automatically do logging for all methods in a class
class MyService {
doSomething(a, b) {
log.debug('doing something');
return a + b;
}
}
const LoggedService = autolog(MyService);
const service = new LoggedService();
service.doSomething(1, 2);
The above results in automatic log entries for each method call, similar to:
|Log Title | Detail |
|--------|--------|
|Enter doSomething()| args:[1,2] |
|doing something | |
|Exit doSomething() | returned: 3 |
Automatically log method entry/exit with arguments to the netsuite execution log. Call this method at the end of your script. Log entries are 'DEBUG' level by default but may be overridden as described below.
If a function is passed, it wraps the function for logging. If a class is passed, it wraps all methods of the class for logging.