The "prefixColor" should be configurable
See original GitHub issueIt should be possible to set a fixed color for a Markdown logger, like:
var logger = new Logdown({
alignOuput: true,
prefix: 'cryptobox.store.IndexedDB',
prefixColor: '#B58900'
});
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:10 (3 by maintainers)
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Thanks 😃
prefixColor
now accepts HEX values for Node and browser. Will work on a feature to disable completely decoration, in case you want to log to a file or a console without color support.