Log and test RxJS observables with 1log

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  • 1log

    An unopinionated JS/TS logging framework

    • The core library has a bunch of features that you can read about in its GitHub readme: it provides plugins similar to observablePlugin, but for functions, promises and iterables; it also supports severity levels, optimized production builds and usage in libraries. What I'd like to do here though is talk about a plugin included in the core called badgePlugin, and at the same time give you another, slightly more complex example of using 1log.

  • 1log-rxjs

    Discontinued 1log plugin for logging RxJS observables

    • So I came up with 1log. Let's jump straight to a basic code snippet and take a look at the log messages that it produces:

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