Logger

Description#

When initializing the SDK, the options.logger object is an optional object. However, in order to debug effectively when an issue occurs, a logger object should be provided when initializing the SDK.

The logger object is expected to have a debug() and an error() method. When an appropriate logger is provided, such as console, Target requests and responses will be logged.

Example#

Node.js

const TargetClient = require("@adobe/target-nodejs-sdk");
const CONFIG = {
  client: "acmeclient",
  organizationId: "1234567890@AdobeOrg",
  logger: console
};

const targetClient = TargetClient.create(CONFIG);

const request = {
    execute: {
        mboxes: [{
            name: "a1-serverside-ab",
            index: 1
        }]
    }
};

const response = await targetClient.getOffers({ request, targetCookie });
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1const TargetClient = require("@adobe/target-nodejs-sdk");
2const CONFIG = {
3  client: "acmeclient",
4  organizationId: "1234567890@AdobeOrg",
5  logger: console
6};
7
8const targetClient = TargetClient.create(CONFIG);
9
10const request = {
11    execute: {
12        mboxes: [{
13            name: "a1-serverside-ab",
14            index: 1
15        }]
16    }
17};
18
19const response = await targetClient.getOffers({ request, targetCookie });

You should see requests and responses being printed in the console.

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Last updated 7/1/2022

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