konsol-ts v1.0.4

konsol

very poggers ts/js console output replacement

npm i --save konsol-ts

↑↑↑ do this

very poggers features

• node-style formatting in console output

  • without inserting awkward spaces between arguments.

    typescript example:

    import konsol from 'konsol';
    
    // ↓↓↓ cringe
    console.log('very cringe console', { output: true }); // very cringe console { output: true }
    
    // ↓↓↓ poggers
    konsol.log('very poggers konsol ', { output: true }); // very poggers konsol { output: true } <notice the trailing space in the first argument>

    this gives much more control over console output and allows fun things to happen.

• the same vanilla javascript string substitution

  • compatibility with console.log statements!

    typescript example:

    import konsol from 'konsol';
    
    // ↓↓↓ vanilla
    console.log('i think the %s is not very good!', 'vanilla javascript console'); // i think the vanilla javascript console is not very good!
    
    // ↓↓↓ konsol
    konsol.log('i think %s is very good!', 'konsol'); // i think konsol is very good! 

• very snazzy 🎉 function formatting

  • looks nice and also at the same time not ugly!

    typescript example:

    import konsol from 'konsol';
    
    const sum = (...nums: number[]) => nums.reduce((i, num) => i + num);
    
    // ↓↓↓ 🎉
    konsol.log(sum); // sum(...nums) => ...
    
    // ↓↓↓ anonymous functions
    konsol.log((a: number, b: number) => a - b); // [anonymous] (a, b) => ...

  • also has support for function call chains:

    typescript example:

    import konsol from 'konsol';
    
    const sum = (...nums: number[]) => nums.reduce((i, num) => i + num);
    
    // ↓↓↓ 🎉
    konsol.log(konsol.formatFunctionCall(sum, [0, 1, 55, 208])); // sum(0, 1, 55, 208) => 264
    
    // ↓↓↓ anonymous functions
    konsol.log(konsol.formatFunctionCall((a: number, b: number) => a - b, [0, 1])); // [anonymous] (0, 1) => -1