console-filter-js v0.2.0

consoleFilter.js

Make native console.log() (and other console methods) proxied and filtered by text string

Use

Include file consoleFilter.js into document. After this script everything in console will be blocked. For filtering place variable:

const consoleFilter = {
	allowlist: [ 'items' ],
	blocklist: [ 'word', 'another', 'word' ],
};

before including consoleFilter.js into document. And in your logs use format with some identifier into beginig. Like class name or script name. It will be easy to filter that. So from example 'items' can also be file name 'myNewScript.js' or class name 'MyWorker' or anything. It can be presented once or multiple times.

including should look like:

<script src="path/to/consoleFilter.js" crossorigin="anonymous" integrity="sha256-uXXs7C2BDEgOxzU68GoX2snxzRxizF6dVw1sdR3rcpw="></script>

a simple example of usage is in the example-usage.html file

And your console logs (debugs, …) should look like console.log( 'myNewScript.js simple console.log()' );. Lot of examples in file example-usage.html.

If you not present variable consoleFilter in a global scope so all console commands will be filtered (blocked).

Also not both allowlist and blocklist are needed. If you need only allow some classNames (file names, identifiers, whatever, …) it could look like:

Services

Unpkg: https://unpkg.com/console-filter-js

NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/console-filter-js

Licence

CC BY-SA 4.0

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More info at https://iiic.dev/console-filter-js