How to use the on function from npmlog
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// Open the specified file. fd = fs.openSync(stream, 'a', '0644'); // Set up a listener for log events. npmlog.on('log', function(m) { if (fd) { if (npmlog.levels[npmlog.level] <= npmlog.levels[m.level]) { // We'll get called for every log event, so filter to ones we're // interested in.
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var init = requireInject('../../lib/init', { 'init-package-json': initJsonMock }) // capture log messages npmlog.on('log', function (chunk) { log += chunk.message + '\n' }) init([], function (err, code) { t.ifError(err, 'init ran successfully') t.notOk(code, 'exited without issue')
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test("issue #6735 build 'already built' message", function (t) { npm.load({ loglevel: 'warn' }, function () { // capture log messages with level var log = '' npmlog.on('log', function (chunk) { log += chunk.level + ' ' + chunk.message + '\n' }) mkdirp.sync(fakePkg)
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