Function withLogger

Helper function to execute a block of code with a temporary logger override. This allows you to redirect all log events within the block to a specific logger without affecting the global logging configuration.

Example usage:

// Your custom logger implementation
const customLogger: ILogger = ...; 

withLogger(customLogger, () => {
     // Your code block where the custom logger is used
     Logger.info("This will be logged using the custom logger.");
});

// For wrapping a standalone function with the custom logger:
withLogger(customLogger, functionName)(...args);

// For wrapping a class method with the custom logger:
withLogger(customLogger, class_method.bind(class_instance))(...args  );
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N.B. The logger override is only active during the execution of the provided function, including any level of nested function calls. Therefore, you only need this wrapper at the entry point of a code block. Once the function completes, whether it returns successfully or throws an error, the logger will automatically reset to its previous state.

N.B. This is a simple implementation that does not support nested overrides. If you call withLogger within another withLogger, the inner call will overwrite the outer override until it resets, which may lead to unexpected logging behavior. Use with caution in complex scenarios.