intercept console warnings in javascript

To intercept console warnings in JavaScript, you can override the default console.warn() method with your own implementation. Here's an example:

index.tsx
// Save a reference to the original console.warn() method
const originalWarn = console.warn;

// Override console.warn() to intercept warnings
console.warn = function(message) {
  // Do something with the warning message, like logging it
  console.log(`INTERCEPTED WARNING: ${message}`);

  // Call the original console.warn() method with the same arguments
  originalWarn.apply(console, arguments);
}

// Now any console warnings will be intercepted and logged instead
console.warn('This is a warning!');
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In this example, we save a reference to the original console.warn() method, then override it with a new function that logs the intercepted warning message and calls the original method using Function.prototype.apply(). Now, any warnings logged to the console will be intercepted and logged in a different way.

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