Vue-cli: Prevent `vue inspect` from outputting "omitted long function"

[Dragas]

What problem does this feature solve?

I've come to an issue where I need to modify the default vue CLI webpack configuration and while trying to output it I found out that key parts (mainly transformers) are omitted for no reason at all. This can be clearly seen on lines 30-32 of @vue/cli-service/lib/commands/inspect.js as the following is defined:

      if (typeof value === 'function' && value.toString().length > 100) {
        return `function () { /!* omitted long function *!/ }`
      }

What does the proposed API look like?

An additional modifier (for example -v for --verbose) would do.

[LinusBorg]

for no reason at all.

Except the reason to improve read ability for the majority of use cases...

The suggestion itself is not bad though

[LinusBorg]

for no reason at all.

Except the reason to improve read ability for the majority of use cases...

The suggestion itself is not bad though.

We could accept a PR for this I think.

[Dragas]

The readability is barely improved, considering its already suggested to
output the result to a file.

On Fri, Apr 20, 2018, 18:25 Thorsten Lünborg [e-mail]
wrote:

for no reason at all.

Except the reason to improve read ability for the majority of use cases...

The suggestion itself is not bad though

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[LinusBorg]

Well, if you're fine with scrolling over hundreds of lines of code (in console or a file) from some function just to find some loader config, good for you. It would get on my nerves pretty quickly.

As I said, a --verbose flag is a nice idea, but the default should (in my opinion) the way it is.

[bhouse1273]

Why not make the hard-coded 100 a config item? 0 for the equivalent of --verbose, 100 default. That would allow control of the allowable output function size, filtering out the really long functions, but still outputting the not-so-long ones.