myPrint function
Example: myPrint( screen: "LoginScreen", // required, String, ScreenName data: "Variable or anything", // required, dynamic type: "LoginButtonPress", // optional, String, type );
Description: Use myPrint() function to print anything in the console. Parameters: 1. screen: String, ScreenName This is the Screen name like if you are in Home Screen then write HomeScreen. 2. data: dynamic, Variable or anything This is the data you want to print in the console. Like variable or something else you want to check ( which is used in normal print function ). 3. type: String, type This is the type of data you are printing. Like if you are printing a variable then write Variable or if you are printing a button press then write ButtonPress.
This will Print:
DEBUG PRINT HomeScreenContainer Tap Check Container Button Pressed
Implementation
myPrint({
required String screen,
required data,
String? type,
}) {
/// Example:
/// myPrint(
/// screen: "LoginScreen", // required, String, ScreenName
/// data: "Variable or anything", // required, dynamic
/// type: "LoginButtonPress", // optional, String, type
/// );
///
/// Description:
/// Use myPrint() function to print anything in the console.
/// Parameters:
/// 1. screen: String, ScreenName
/// This is the Screen name like if you are in Home Screen then write HomeScreen.
/// 2. data: dynamic, Variable or anything
/// This is the data you want to print in the console. Like variable or something else you want to check ( which is used in normal print function ).
/// 3. type: String, type
/// This is the type of data you are printing. Like if you are printing a variable then write Variable or if you are printing a button press then write ButtonPress.
///
/// This will Print:
/// [ DEBUG PRINT ] [ HomeScreenContainer ] [ Tap Check ] Container Button Pressed
///
debugPrint(
" [ DEBUG PRINT ] [ $screen ] ${type == null ? "" : " [ $type ] "} $data",
);
}