If this covers multiple packages, if possible open an issue for both and PR separately: this will keep the PR's scope as small as possible (plus each package needs separate version bumps & republishing after the fix has been applied).
[x] @thingco/auth-flows
[ ] @thingco/graphviz
[ ] @thingco/react-component-library
[ ] @thingco/shared-types
[ ] @thingco/unit-formatter
[ ] @thingco/user-preferences
[ ] @thingco/user-preferences-store-web
[ ] @thingco/user-preferences-store-native
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The flow all technically works, but it needs more information about what's happening at any one time as it's difficult to trace errors (eg when a request to login fails -- expected error, but need feedback for development). This can all be debugged using the visualiser here (although it's still difficult to see exactly what's happening), but when dealing with a React Native app, that's not really an issue.
Describe the solution you'd like
Show auth flow progress in console.
Add a logging framework -- could just wrap console.{method}, but would be useful to use a preexisting library that is a bit more battle-tested and allows turning logging off in prod.
Which package does this affect?
If this covers multiple packages, if possible open an issue for both and PR separately: this will keep the PR's scope as small as possible (plus each package needs separate version bumps & republishing after the fix has been applied).
@thingco/auth-flows@thingco/graphviz@thingco/react-component-library@thingco/shared-types@thingco/unit-formatter@thingco/user-preferences@thingco/user-preferences-store-web@thingco/user-preferences-store-nativeIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The flow all technically works, but it needs more information about what's happening at any one time as it's difficult to trace errors (eg when a request to login fails -- expected error, but need feedback for development). This can all be debugged using the visualiser here (although it's still difficult to see exactly what's happening), but when dealing with a React Native app, that's not really an issue.
Describe the solution you'd like Show auth flow progress in console.
Add a logging framework -- could just wrap console.{method}, but would be useful to use a preexisting library that is a bit more battle-tested and allows turning logging off in prod.