bugfixes v1.7.0

BugFix.es Node Module

This is the simplest way of using BugFix.es with Node

Replace console.LOGLEVEL with the BugFix.es version

    console.log("message")
    BugFixes.log("message")

Or you can do it with the object method

    // Pure Object
    new BugFixes({
        message: "message",
        logLevel: bugFixes.LOG
    })

    // Mixed Object
    new BugFixes('message', bugFixes.LOG)

If you have a BugFix.es API

You can either put the key and secret into your environment settings

    BUGFIXES_KEY = <key>
    BUGFIXES_SECRET = <secret>
    BUGFIXES_ID = <app_id>

Or you can do it in the function call (not recommended)

    new BugFixes({
        message: <message>,
        logLevel: <logLevel>,
        key: <key>,
        secret: <secret>,
        id: <app_id>
    })

Log Levels

    BugFixes.LOG = BugFixes.log() = console.log()
    BugFixes.INFO = BugFixes.info() = console.info()
    BugFixes.ERROR = BugFixes.error() = console.error()

General Functions

These are general functions that we have found quite useful

    const bugFunctions = BugFixes.functions

    or
    const bugFunctions = require('bugfixes/functions)

Check If Defined

    let tester = null
    if (!bugFunctions.checkIfDefined(tester)) {
        console.log("Tester is not defined")
    }

Error

    res.json(bugFunctions.error(200, 'Error Description'))

Result

    {
        code: 200,
        message: 'Error Description'
        type: 'Error'
    }

Result

    res.json(bugFunctions.result(200, 'Success Message'))

Result

    {
        code: 200,
        message: 'Success Message',
        type: 'Success'
    }

Lambda Results

  return callback(null, bugFunctions.lambdaResult(200, {data: 'stuff'}))

Result

  {
    statusCode: 200,
    headers: {
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    },
    body: '{"code": 100, "message": {"data": "stuff"}, "type": "Success"}',
    isBase64Encoded: false
  }

Lambda Error

  return callback(bugFunctions.lambdaError(200, {data: 'stuff'})

Result

  {
    statusCode :200,
    headers: {
      'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    },
    body: '{"code": 200, "message": {"data": "stuff"}, "type": "Error"}',
    isBase64Encoded: false
  }