# LWC

## File Index

#### [`triton.js`](https://github.com/Pharos-AI/triton-docs/blob/main/methods-reference/triton.md)

The main JavaScript class that provides core logging functionality for Lightning Web Components:

* Implements singleton pattern for logging instance management
* Manages log buffering and auto-flush mechanisms
* Handles transaction context across component lifecycle
* Provides methods for different logging levels (ERROR, WARNING, DEBUG, INFO)

#### [`tritonBuilder.js`](https://github.com/Pharos-AI/triton-docs/blob/main/methods-reference/tritonbuilder.md)

A builder class that provides a fluent interface for creating structured log entries:

* Implements builder pattern for constructing log objects
* Handles setting of various log attributes (level, category, type, area)
* Manages component context and runtime information
* Supports error handling and stack trace processing

#### [`tritonUtils.js`](https://github.com/Pharos-AI/triton-docs/blob/main/methods-reference/tritonutils.md)

Provides utility functions for the logging framework:

* Stack trace analysis and component identification
* Transaction ID generation (UUID v4)
* Runtime information capture
* Component context extraction
* Error stack processing


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