Mark your methods as deprecated, and display messages with some options.
npm install deprecate-mevar deprecate = require('deprecate-me');
function test() {
deprecate(); // A warning will be printed when function test will be called for the first time
console.warn(deprecate.str()); // Return the warning as a string, that you could display later
}Several options can be used trought a simple javascript object:
{
since: '0.2.5', // The function is deprecated since version 0.2.5
name: 'renamedFunction', // Default is the name of the function where deprecate() is called
removed: '1.0.0', // The function will be removed in version 1.0.0
// Note that it will also display the current version, if it can detect it
current: '0.8.0', // Change value of current version manually
printOnce: false, // By default, a message is called only the first time you call the function
// You can avoid this behaviour with this argument
replaceBy: "toto" // the name of the function you should use instead of the deprecated function
message: "It's really bad" // This message will be printed in a new line
}Some examples are available in example.js.
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