How to use the log.NOTICE function in log
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this.partialErrors = 0;
this.lastShown = this.getTime();
this.initialTime = this.getTime();
this.totalRequests = 0;
this.totalTime = 0;
this.totalErrors = 0;
this.maxLatencyMs = 0;
this.minLatencyMs = 999999;
this.histogramMs = {};
this.errorCodes = {};
this.running = true;
this.totalsShown = false;
this.requestIndex = 0;
this.requestIdToIndex = {};
if (options.quiet) {
log.level = Log.NOTICE;
}
if (options.debug) {
log.level = Log.DEBUG;
}
}const format = require('util').format
const console = require('console')
const Log = require('log')
const log = new Log('error')
log.level = Log.NOTICE
log.log = function (level, args) {
if (Log[level] <= this.level) {
this.stream.write(`${format.apply(null, args)}\n`)
}
}
log.error = function (message) {
log.log('ERROR', [`ERROR: ${message}`])
}
log.time = function (label) {
if (this.level >= Log.DEBUG) {
console.time(label)
}
}console.time(label)
}
}
log.timeEnd = function (label) {
if (this.level >= Log.DEBUG) {
console.timeEnd(label)
}
}
log.EMERGENCY = Log.EMERGENCY
log.ALERT = Log.ALERT
log.CRITICAL = Log.CRITICAL
log.ERROR = Log.ERROR
log.WARNING = Log.WARNING
log.NOTICE = Log.NOTICE
log.INFO = Log.INFO
log.DEBUG = Log.DEBUG
module.exports = log
