0.1.2 • Published 4 years ago
contextual-console v0.1.2
Contextual Console
A replacement for console.log. This was born out of a need to have a console log with contextual colors that I could disable on production automatically.
Installation and Configuration
Listed below are the available configuration options.
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| enabled | true | Sets if the plugin's console logging is enabled. Useful in only setting it to true under development mode. |
| colors.primary | "#3490DC" | Color for \$console.primary(); |
| colors.secondary | "#9561E2" | Color for \$console.secondary(); |
| colors.info | "#38C172" | Color for \$console.info(); |
| colors.success | "#BCDEFA" | Color for \$console.success(); |
| colors.warning | "#F6993F" | Color for \$console.warning(); |
| colors.error | "#E3342F" | Color for \$console.error(); |
| colors.warn | "" | Color for \$console.warn(); |
| colors.error | "" | Color for \$console.error(); |
import ContextualConsole from "contextual-console";
const $console = new ContextualConsole({
enabled: process.env.NODE_ENV == "development",
colors: {
primary: "#3490DC",
secondary: "#9561E2",
success: "#38C172",
info: "#BCDEFA",
caution: "#F6993F",
danger: "#E3342F",
warn: "",
error: "",
},
});Usage
After installation, you may now use it like below.
$console.success("I've successfully installed the package!");