lomega v1.0.3

Ω LOMEGA Ω

##An npm package for quick console.log action

What if I told you that you could become literally ten times more efficient in every way?
...Get your head out of the clouds, goofball! There's no way I can offer you that. But, I can offer you a console.log solution that is ten times more efficient. Lomega Ω.

##How do I install lomega?

Simply save lomega into your project with the following command:

npm install lomega --save

then import it into your .js files like so:

// es6
import Ω from 'lomega'

// es5
var Ω = require('lomega')

Sick of typing that line over and over again at the top of your .js files? Me too! Chuck this code at the very top of your project entry point (IE: index.js), and access the Ω function from anywhere:

// index.js
global.Ω = require('lomega')

What's that? You don't know how to "do" an omega symbol? Franky I'm not even sure that you're worthy of this package, but I will try to exercise patience. And lucky for you, typing the Ω symbol is as easy as pressing the option + z keys on your Mac keyboard! Windows or Linux user? No problem:

Windows users: You could possibly download some kind of "driver", whatever that means.
Linux users: I'm sure the "open source" community has some kind of crowd sourced solution to this problem, try asking on one of your little "forums".

##How do I use lomega?

Ah, this is where the real magic begins: After lomega is set up, console.log anything you wish by simply typing:

Ω('I literally can not believe how easy this is!')

// I literally can not believe how easy this is!

And it gets even sweeter than that. Let's say I wanted some information split over a few different lines, I could perform my magic like so:

const arr = ['...simply ', 'indescribable']
Ω('my love for lomega is:', arr[1], arr[0] + arr[1])

// my love for lomega is:
// indescribable
// ...simply indescribable

const arr = ['some ', 'information', 'arrays']
const obj = {key1: '1', key2: 2, key3: true}
Ω(`it's ${obj.key3}! i'm pulling ${obj.key1} or ${obj['key2']} variables`,
  'from multiple ' + arr[2] + ' and objects using backticks + singlequotes on different lines!')

// it's true! i'm pulling 1 or 2 variables
// from multiple arrays and objects using backticks + singlequotes on different lines!

So, what are you waiting for? Start making that weird little hook shape with your hand, hit those option + z keys and never type the words console.log again.

##Future features:

colored log support

multiline comments indent on each subsequent line

full ancient greek translation support

LOMEGA™, OMEGA™ and the Ω™ symbol are all registered trademarks of Joseph Quested™ and his subsidiary groups, shell corporations and parent companies. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Copyright 2016™