DiagnosticsModule

The DiagnosticsModule class enables diagnostic logging.
Example
//==============================================================================
// The following example demonstrates how to log messages to the Console and
// watch signal values.
//==============================================================================
​
// Load in the required modules
const Diagnostics = require('Diagnostics');
const FaceTracking = require('FaceTracking');
const Scene = require('Scene');
​
// Log a message to the Console
Diagnostics.log('Console message logged from the script.');
​
// Watch a signal's value in the Console
Diagnostics.watch("Mouth Openness - ", FaceTracking.face(0).mouth.openness);
Properties
This module exposes no properties.
Methods
Method
Description
getModuleNames
getModuleNames(): Array<string>
Returns an array of names of all the scripting modules that can be loaded through a require call. Note: This set of modules is based on the list of enabled capabilities.
getTypeDescriptions
getTypeDescriptions(): Array<string>
Finds the descriptions for each type in the effect.
log
log(content: Object): void
Flattens content to a string and prints it to the debug console. Note: this function can be reassigned to any var (i.e. foo.log = Diagnostics.log;)
watch
watch(tag: String, signal:BoolSignal): void watch(tag: String, signal:ScalarSignal): void watch(tag: String, signal:StringSignal): void
Adds the specified signal to the watch view in AR Studio with the specified tag.
Classes
This module exposes no classes.

DeviceMotionModule

FaceGesturesModule

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Method	Description
`getModuleNames`	`getModuleNames(): Array<string>` Returns an array of names of all the scripting modules that can be loaded through a `require` call. Note: This set of modules is based on the list of enabled capabilities.
`getTypeDescriptions`	`getTypeDescriptions(): Array<string>` Finds the descriptions for each type in the effect.
`log`	`log(content: Object): void` Flattens content to a string and prints it to the debug console. Note: this function can be reassigned to any var (i.e. `foo.log = Diagnostics.log;`)
`watch`	`watch(tag: String, signal:BoolSignal): void watch(tag: String, signal:ScalarSignal): void watch(tag: String, signal:StringSignal): void` Adds the specified signal to the watch view in AR Studio with the specified tag.