react-native-console-platform v1.0.1

react-native-console-platform

A lightweight utility for React Native that adds platform-specific prefixes to console output, making it easier to identify which platform your logs are coming from during development.

Features

• Automatically adds colored platform prefixes (ios, and, web, etc.) to console output
• Supports all major console methods (log, info, warn, error)
• Fully configurable prefixes and colors
• TypeScript support
• Minimal overhead
• Easy to enable/disable

Installation

npm install react-native-console-platform
# or
yarn add react-native-console-platform

Usage

Basic Usage

import ConsolePlatform from 'react-native-console-platform';

// Initialize at app startup
ConsolePlatform.init();

// Your existing console calls will now include platform prefixes
console.log('Hello World'); // Output: [ios] Hello World (on iOS)
console.info('Info message'); // Output: [and] Info message (on Android)
console.warn('Warning'); // Output: [web] Warning (on web)
console.error('Error'); // Output: [mac] Error (on macOS)

Configuration

You can customize the behavior using the configure method:

ConsolePlatform.configure({
  enabled: true, // Enable/disable the platform prefixes
  customPrefixes: {
    android: '\x1b[32m[Android]\x1b[0m',
    ios: '\x1b[35m[iOS]\x1b[0m',
    web: '\x1b[33m[Web]\x1b[0m',
    windows: '\x1b[33m[Windows]\x1b[0m',
    macos: '\x1b[33m[MacOS]\x1b[0m',
  },
});

API

ConsolePlatform.init()

Initializes the console platform prefixes by wrapping the native console methods.

ConsolePlatform.configure(config)

Configures the behavior of the console platform prefixes.

Config Options

• enabled (boolean): Enable or disable the platform prefixes
• customPrefixes (object): Custom prefix strings for each platform
  • android (string): Custom prefix for Android
  • ios (string): Custom prefix for iOS
  • web (string): Custom prefix for Web
  • windows (string): Custom prefix for Windows
  • macos (string): Custom prefix for MacOS

License

MIT