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console-error
The console-error action a javascript console.error equivalent. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
console-error "text"console-error $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
console-error "message"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
console-error $messageconsole-info
The console-info action a javascript console.info equivalent. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
console-info "text"console-info $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
console-info "message"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
console-info $messageconsole-log
The console-log action a javascript console.log equivalent. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
console-log "text"console-log $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
console-log "message"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
console-log $messageconsole-var
The console-var action prints a variable to the javacript console. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
console-var $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
console-var $varnamefake
The fake action fakes items. It belongs to the mock category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
fake addressfake 123 addressesfake companyfake 123 companiesfake emailfake 123 emailsfake namefake 123 namesfake linefake 123 linesReturn Value
This function returns a
fake-date
The fake-date action sets a fake date (for testing). It belongs to the mock category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
fake-date YYYY-MM-DDfake-date YYYY-MM-DD HH:MMValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
fake-date 2024-12-04fake-table
The fake-table action creates a fake table for testing. It belongs to the mock category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
fake-table 123 rows 123 columnsReturn Value
This function returns a
$result = fake-table Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
$grp_item = fake-table 10 rows 10 columnsfake-time
The fake-time action sets a fake time (for testing). It belongs to the mock category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
fake-time HH:MMValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
fake-time 09:00noop
The noop action does nothing. just a placeholder action. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
noopThis action takes no parameters and is used as a bare command.
Description: just does nothing
Examples
// Basic Usage
noopThe print action print text to ui for app development and testing. It belongs to the utils category within the undefined area.
Action Syntax
print "text"print $variableExamples
// Basic Usage
print "debug output here"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
print $outputtextprint-error
The print-error action prints inline error message. It belongs to the print category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
print-error "text"print-error $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
print-error "message"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
print-error $messageprint-header
The print-header action Prints bold header text for debugging and testing. It belongs to the print category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
print-header "text"print-header $variableValid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
print-header "debug output here"// Using Variables
// Display dynamic content from variables
print-header $output-texttest
The test action test action. It belongs to the test category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
test 123 123Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
test 10 20test-owner-auth
The test-owner-auth action tests owner/sb authenticated action end to end. It belongs to the test category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = test-owner-auth Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
test-owner-authtest-server
The test-server action tests a server action. It belongs to the test category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = test-server Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
test-servertimer-start
The timer-start action a timer for low level debugging purposes. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
timer-starttimer-stop
The timer-stop action a timer for low level debugging purposes. It belongs to the debug category within the dev area.
Action Syntax
This action accepts various parameters. See the examples below for usage patterns.
Return Value
This function returns a
$result = timer-stop Valid sizes
Examples
// Basic Usage
timer-stop