As-console NPM

Inspiration

AssemblyScript's implementation of console.log only accepts a string. As a result, you can only log string.

// 😢
const foo = 3.14;
console.log(foo);

> ERROR: f64 not assignable to string. Must call .toString()!

This library fixes that

// 😊
const foo = 3.14;
console.log(foo);
// 3.14

Not only can you log primitive types, but it also supports

String
Integers
Floats
Booleans
Null
Map
Set
Array

Installation

npm install as-console

Usage

import * as console from "as-console";

console.log("Hello from AssemblyScript!");
console.log([
    "It supports other types"
]);
console.log([["Other","than","strings"]]);

const set = new Set<string[]>();
set.add(["and complex types"]);
console.log(set);