Logging

Components log all errors to the browser’s console by default. You can customize this behavior using the LogProvider component.

For example, if your app contains a Counter component, you can configure it to only log errors like this:

import { Counter, LogProvider, LogLevel } from "@propeldata/ui-kit";

function LoggerComponent() {
  return (
    <LogProvider level={LogLevel.Error}>
      <Counter />
    </LogProvider>
  );
}

The LogProvider component allows you to control logging behavior for your components. It works by:

1. Using React’s context to share logging settings with child components
2. Allowing you to specify which components to log by wrapping them
3. Supporting different log levels:
   • error - Only show errors
   • warn - Show warnings and errors
   • info - Show info messages, warnings and errors
   • debug - Show all log messages
   • off - Disable all logging