Alex Benzer
625b4e61db
* Adds welcome modal to logged-out homepage * Adds metrics and feature gate for welcome modal * Slightly smaller text for mobile screens to avoid wrapping * Remove unused SVG * Adds text gradient and "X" close button * Fix color on "Already have an account?" text * tweak hooks, react import * rm stylesheet * use hardcoded colors * add focus guards and scope * no such thing as /home * reduce spacign * use css animations * use session storage * fix animation fill mode * add a11y props * Fix link/button color mismatch, reduce gap between buttons, show modal until user dismisses it * Fix "Already have an account?" line left-aligning in small window sizes * Adds "dismissed" and "presented" metric events --------- Co-authored-by: Samuel Newman <mozzius@protonmail.com>
Logger
Simple logger for Bluesky.
At a Glance
import { logger, Logger } from '#/logger'
// or, optionally create new instance with custom context
// const logger = Logger.create(Logger.Context.Notifications)
// for dev-only logs
logger.debug(message, {})
// for production breadcrumbs
logger.info(message, {})
// seldom used, prefer `info`
logger.log(message, {})
// for non-error issues to look into, seldom used, prefer `error`
logger.warn(message, {})
// for known errors without an exception, use a string
logger.error(`known error`, {})
// for unknown exceptions
try {
} catch (e) {
logger.error(e, {message: `explain error`}])
}
Log Levels
Log level defaults to info. You can set this via the EXPO_PUBLIC_LOG_LEVEL
env var in .env.local.
Filtering debugs by context
Debug logs are dev-only, and not enabled by default. Once enabled, they can get
noisy. So you can filter them by setting the EXPO_PUBLIC_LOG_DEBUG env var
e.g. EXPO_PUBLIC_LOG_DEBUG=notifications. These values can be comma-separated
and include wildcards.