I’d like to be able to detect if I’m running in local dev environment (fdk run) so I can write some log messages only locally but not write those messages if deployed to the server.
For example, I have some log timing messages.
I push the logs thru a single “log()” function so it would be pretty easy to add a check in that location and defer the log message.
So for example, I have this:
var log=function() {
console.log.apply(console, arguments)
}
var logTime=function() {
not_local = <ENVIRONMENT IS NOT LOCAL>
if ( not_local ) return()
var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);
console.log("API Time (%s) %s", args[1], args[0])
}
I’m looking for the code to put in
if not a standard way to do this, could I possibly check the URL of the webhook? If “localhost”, then its local. right?
@shravan.balasubraman This is a great solution but it won’t work for Custom Apps that are deployed to test: they also use ?dev=true query param.
Is there a way to tell explicitly that we are inside an application that is running locally using fdk run?
The problem I want to fix with this is that app.activated lifecycle method is not called after hot reload of local app. I don’t want to reload whole page manually after every change made to codebase and lose ability to have a working hot reload on local env. Any suggestions here?