openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature]: Optimize the console log: log the information when OpenClaw sends a message [1 participants]

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Adding console logs when messages are sent.

Root Cause

Adding console logs when messages are sent.

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Summary

Adding console logs when messages are sent.

Problem to solve

Make the console more easy to see the running status.

Proposed solution

Now there is log information when receiving messages, while there is no log when sending ones.

Alternatives considered

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Impact

Low (enhancement/quality of life)

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Fix Plan

To add console logs when messages are sent, you can modify the existing message sending function to include a logging statement. Here are the steps:

  • Identify the function responsible for sending messages.
  • Add a console log statement before or after the message is sent, depending on your requirements.
  • Ensure the log statement includes relevant information, such as the message content or recipient.

Example code:

// Before
function sendMessage(message) {
  // existing code to send the message
}

// After
function sendMessage(message) {
  console.log(`Sending message: ${message}`);
  // existing code to send the message
  console.log('Message sent successfully');
}

Verification

To verify that the fix worked, you can:

  • Run the application and send a message.
  • Check the console output for the log statements.
  • Verify that the log statements are accurate and include the expected information.

Extra Tips

  • Consider using a logging library to handle log levels and formatting.
  • Make sure to remove or disable console logs in production environments to avoid performance issues.

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