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Add timestamp to debug logging #994

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Add timestamp to debug logging #994

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Expand Up @@ -38,7 +38,11 @@ function yn (value: string | undefined) {
* Debugging `ts-node`.
*/
const shouldDebug = yn(process.env.TS_NODE_DEBUG)
const debug = shouldDebug ? console.log.bind(console, 'ts-node') : () => undefined
const timestamp = function(){};
timestamp.toString = function(){
return "[ts-node " + (new Date).toISOString() + "]";
}
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This looks unnecessarily clever. Let's keep it simple and call the function every time we need a timestamp. function timestamp() {return "ts-node ...

const debug = shouldDebug ? console.log.bind(console, '%s', timestamp) : () => undefined
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IMO we should simplifying by writing a function.

function(...args) {console.log(timestamp(), ...args)}

const debugFn = shouldDebug ?
<T, U> (key: string, fn: (arg: T) => U) => {
let i = 0
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