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I suppose it make sense dogfooding our own recommendations. |
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hey @PowerKiKi, thank you for taking the time to work on this! if @debug/types isn't needed anymore, would you mind removing it from dev deps? appreciate it!
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done in a squashed commit. |
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https://github.com/sxzz/obug is a newly developed project, forked from debug, the most popular npm library for debugging.
obug addresses several issues:
Built-in TypeScript support—no need to install
@types/debug(More accurate)Zero dependencies, achieved by dropping support for legacy browsers and older Node.js versions
Pure ESM
Extremely small footprint
Uses trusted publishing (although some consider this meaningless, this is simply to inform those who care about it; related discussions are outside the scope of this post)
See e18e/ecosystem-issues#217 for discussion