easy-console v0.0.4

easy-console

Install easy-console as dev dependency.

npm i -D easy-console

Just import the module in your project and start using like a normal console. ( with built in JSON stringify)

Do more with less.

import { ec } from "./src/index";

ec.log('Hello World');
// or
ec.l('Hello World');

const arrJ = [{ a: 10 }, { b: 'hello' }];
ec.l('log array of JSON ', arrJ);

No need to search for the console log output in your console, just view them all in one go.

ec.l('variable value',variable);
// some code...
ec.l('variable value',variable);
// some code..
ec.l('variable value',variable);

ec.history();

Don't want to clutter the console with log output, just use silent log feature.

ec.silentLog('variable value',variable); // won't log anything on console
// some code...
ec.sl('variable value',variable); // won't log anything on console
ec.history(); // log the history on console

Options

// to turn off all the logging, enabled by default
ec.isDebug = false;

// to turn off log saving - silent logs wont work, enabled by default
ec.isSave = false;

Recommended Usage

• Usage of 'sl' and history feature

ec.sl("log array of string ", arrS);
ec.history();

Contributions

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