Typescript/JavaScript question.
I created my own log() method where I could switch logging on demand (not important), but right now I use a simple console.log(). Here is the code:
log(message: any): void {
console.log(message)
}
Recently I decided to pass multiple parameters, since console.log supports any number of parameters using like: console.log(a, b, c).
So, I decided to use rest parameter and adjust my method to the following:
log(...message: any[]): void {
console.log(message)
}
Works great. However, when I use my log method with any number parameters, the console.log outputs an array and not separate values as if I called it directly.
I can understand why, because the message could be seen as a single parameter of array type.
But how would I pass array to console.log (or any other alike function) and tell that it is not a single parameter of array type, but multiple parameters?
I would really like to avoid defining 10 optional parameters passing them as is :)
