console log vuex in production

  1. Open your Vue.js project in the code editor.

  2. Locate the main entry point of your application, typically the main.js file.

  3. Import the necessary dependencies:

javascript import Vue from 'vue'; import App from './App.vue'; import store from './store'; // Import your Vuex store instance

  1. Update the Vue instance creation to include the Vuex store:

javascript new Vue({ render: h => h(App), store, // Assign the Vuex store to the Vue instance }).$mount('#app');

  1. Open your Vuex store file, usually named store.js or similar.

  2. Import the createLogger method from Vuex:

javascript import createLogger from 'vuex/dist/logger';

  1. Add the logger as a plugin when creating the Vuex store:

javascript export default new Vuex.Store({ // ... other store configurations plugins: process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' ? [createLogger()] : [], });

This step ensures that the logger is only added in development mode.

  1. Save your changes and build your Vue.js project for production.

  2. Open the browser's developer tools and check the console for Vuex logs.

Note: In production, Vuex logs may be disabled by default for performance reasons. Ensure that your console is configured to display them.

  1. If you want to force logging in production, you can modify the plugins array in the Vuex store creation to include the logger:

    javascript plugins: [createLogger()]

    Keep in mind that this may impact performance in a production environment.

  2. Deploy your application to a production environment and monitor the console logs for Vuex-related information.