How to use the @canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger.notify function in @canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger
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triplecanopy / b-ber / packages / b-ber-tasks / src / serialize.js View on Github 
const done = resp => {
log.notify('done', { state })
return resp
}return acc.then(resp => {
log.notify('start', curr)
return fn(resp).then(resp2 => {
log.notify('stop', curr)
return resp2
})
})
}return fn(resp).then(resp2 => {
log.notify('stop', curr)
return resp2
})
})@canopycanopycanopy/b-ber-logger
`b-ber-logger` is b-ber's console logger.
