PluginContext.Logger

You can use this object instead of console.log.

Methods

logger.log(message)

• message Any - message (required)

Logs your messages.

Note
You can see logging messages in Chrome Developer Tools in the app.
You can open Chrome Developer Tools by pressing F12 in the app.
and you can also see these logging messages in console (standard output) too.

Example

'use strict';

module.exports = (pluginContext) => {
  const logger = pluginContext.logger;
  
  function startup() {
    logger.log('startup');
  }
  function search(query, res) { ... }
  
  function execute(id, payload) {
    if (...) {
      logger.log('something is being executed');
    }
  }
  
  return { startup, search, execute };
};