config#IS_DEV TypeScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: store.ts    From lightning-terminal with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
createStore = (grpcClient?: GrpcClient, appStorage?: AppStorage) => {
  const grpc = grpcClient || new GrpcClient();
  // Resolve api requests with sample data when running client in develop mode.
  grpc.useSampleData = USE_SAMPLE_DATA;

  const storage = appStorage || new AppStorage();
  const lndApi = new LndApi(grpc);
  const loopApi = new LoopApi(grpc);
  const poolApi = new PoolApi(grpc);
  const litApi = new LitApi(grpc);
  const csv = new CsvExporter();
  const history = createBrowserHistory();

  const store = new Store(
    lndApi,
    loopApi,
    poolApi,
    litApi,
    storage,
    history,
    csv,
    actionLog,
  );

  // initialize the store immediately to fetch API data, except when running unit tests
  if (!IS_TEST) store.init();

  // in dev env, make the store accessible via the browser DevTools console
  if (IS_DEV) (global as any).store = store;

  return store;
}
Example #2
Source File: batchStore.ts    From lightning-terminal with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
startPolling() {
    if (IS_TEST) return;
    if (this._pollingInterval) this.stopPolling();
    this._store.log.info('start polling for Pool data');
    // create timer to poll for new Pool data every minute
    this._pollingInterval = setInterval(async () => {
      this._store.log.info('polling for latest Pool data');
      await this.fetchLatestBatch();
      await this._store.accountStore.fetchAccounts();
      await this._store.orderStore.fetchOrders();
    }, (IS_DEV ? 15 : 60) * 1000);
  }
Example #3
Source File: log.ts    From lightning-terminal with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
   * creates a new Logger instance by inspecting the executing environment
   */
  static fromEnv(namespace: string): Logger {
    // by default, log everything in development and nothing in production
    let level = IS_DEV ? LogLevel.debug : LogLevel.none;

    if (localStorage.getItem('debug')) {
      // if a 'debug' key is found in localStorage, use the level in storage or 'debug' by default
      const storageLevel = localStorage.getItem('debug-level') || 'debug';
      level = LogLevel[storageLevel as keyof typeof LogLevel];
    } else if (IS_DEV) {
      // if running in development with no localStorage key, use debug
      level = LogLevel.debug;
      // set the keys so they can be easily changed in the browser DevTools
      localStorage.setItem('debug', '*');
      localStorage.setItem('debug-level', 'debug');
    }

    return new Logger(level, namespace);
  }