ConsoleLog Debug

So we probably all know and love console.log() right? And we sometimes (or always) use it instead of an debugger right?

So why not make it enjoyable?

Demo:

Here are the Features

• Keep cLog statements in your production code. It will not be printed.
• COLORS and Unicode. What would you want more?
• Different message types: Information (probably the most used one), error and sucess
• kind of easy to use ↓

How to use it

Install

Install ClDebug npm install cldebug.

Init

As already mentioned your console logs will only be printed in the dev environment. To do this simply call the initClDebug function. Example:

import { initClDebug } from 'cldebug';

//Example:
if(environment === 'DEV') {
    initClDebug();
}

Usage

First of all import it:

import cLog from "cldebug";

The cLog function takes 2-3 arguments:

cLog('type', 'message/content', 'expected behavior');

Type

Information:

info, inf, if, i

Logs an information in a beautiful blue.

Error:

error, err, er, e

Logs an error in red.

Success:

sucess, suc, su, s

Green message with checkmark, great for "checkpoints".

Message / Content

Self explaining. What you would normally write console.log(HERE).

Exected behavior

Optional. Puts the defined expected behavior after the message. Example:

var number = random.nextInt(10 - 1 + 1) + min;

cLog('i', number, '5');

This is my first ever npm package, dont judge.