How to use the launchdarkly-js-client-sdk.createConsoleLogger function in launchdarkly-js-client-sdk
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launchdarkly / js-client-sdk / test-types.ts View on Github 
// This file exists only so that we can run the TypeScript compiler in the CI build
// to validate our typings.d.ts file. The code will not actually be run.
import * as ld from 'launchdarkly-js-client-sdk';
var ver: string = ld.version;
var emptyOptions: ld.LDOptions = {};
var logger: ld.LDLogger = ld.createConsoleLogger("info");
var allOptions: ld.LDOptions = {
bootstrap: { },
hash: '',
baseUrl: '',
eventsUrl: '',
streamUrl: '',
streaming: true,
useReport: true,
sendLDHeaders: true,
evaluationReasons: true,
fetchGoals: true,
sendEvents: true,
allAttributesPrivate: true,
privateAttributeNames: [ 'x' ],
allowFrequentDuplicateEvents: true,
sendEventsOnlyForVariation: true,launchdarkly-js-client-sdk
LaunchDarkly SDK for JavaScript
