fix: prettier issue

[SujalXplores]

This pull request includes a minor change to the app/utils/logger.ts file. The change simplifies the initialization of the currentLevel variable by removing unnecessary parentheses.

Before:

After:

• app/utils/logger.ts: Simplified the initialization of the currentLevel variable by removing unnecessary parentheses.

[SujalXplores]

@wonderwhy-er, could you please review this PR?

[wonderwhy-er]

I am not sure this is right, does it not change order of what is happening?

[SujalXplores]

I am not sure this is right, does it not change order of what is happening?

This is actually a prettier/prettier rule error, not a logical code issue!

Prettier has an opinion about unnecessary parentheses around nullish coalescing operations (??). Since ?? has its own operator precedence that's well defined, Prettier considers the parentheses redundant in this case.

The operator precedence is:

• ?? has lower precedence than ?: (ternary)
• So a ?? b ? c : d is automatically interpreted as (a ?? b) ? c : d

Therefore, both versions are actually functionally identical:

// Both of these do exactly the same thing:
(import.meta.env.VITE_LOG_LEVEL ?? import.meta.env.DEV) ? 'debug' : 'info'
import.meta.env.VITE_LOG_LEVEL ?? import.meta.env.DEV ? 'debug' : 'info'

We can safely remove the parentheses to satisfy Prettier - this is purely a style preference by Prettier and not a logical change to the code.

Here's a simple test code you can paste directly into Chrome's console to verify the operator precedence:

// Let's simulate both env variables
const env = {
  VITE_LOG_LEVEL: undefined,  // or try with null, or "debug"
  DEV: true                   // try with false too
};

// Version 1 (with parentheses)
const result1 = (env.VITE_LOG_LEVEL ?? env.DEV) ? 'debug' : 'info';
console.log('With parentheses:', result1);

// Version 2 (without parentheses)
const result2 = env.VITE_LOG_LEVEL ?? env.DEV ? 'debug' : 'info';
console.log('Without parentheses:', result2);

// You can also try different values:
console.log('Test cases:');
console.log('undefined ?? true →', undefined ?? true);
console.log('undefined ?? false →', undefined ?? false);
console.log('"debug" ?? true →', "debug" ?? true);
console.log('null ?? true →', null ?? true);

Would you like me to try any specific test case?

[wonderwhy-er]

You are right, thanks for sharing example.