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import { types as coreTypes } from './core/index.ts'
type LogLevel = coreTypes.LogLevel
/** * Object containing predefined logging configurations. These are expected to be used as values of the driver config's `logging` property. * @property {function(level: ?string): object} console the function to create a logging config that prints all messages to `console.log` with * timestamp, level and message. It takes an optional `level` parameter which represents the maximum log level to be logged. Default value is 'info'. */export const logging = {  console: (level: LogLevel) => {    return {      level: level,      logger: (level: LogLevel, message: string) =>        console.log(`${Date.now()} ${level.toUpperCase()} ${message}`)        // Note: This 'logging' object is in its own file so we can easily access the global Date object here without conflicting        // with the Neo4j Date class, and without relying on 'globalThis' which isn't compatible with Node 10.    }  }}