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auto-console-group
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Tame the JS console by automagically grouping console messages.
A more readable console output in a couple of minutes.
Above created by example.ts.
Install auto-console-group via npm.
npm install auto-console-group
Or download auto-console-group.js
The createAutoConsoleGroup() creates a console object with all the same methods as the regular console object,
plus a few additional methods to control how a group is displayed.
import createAutoConsoleGroup from 'auto-console-group'
const consoleGroup = createAutoConsoleGroup({ label: 'autoConsoleGroup' })
// All console methods are reflected on consoleGroup
consoleGroup.log('Log message')
consoleGroup.table(['foo', 'bar'])
consoleGroup.count('Counter')
// Set the Event in the group heading
consoleGroup.event('myEvent')
FAQs
Automagically group console messages
The npm package auto-console-group receives a total of 30,128 weekly downloads. As such, auto-console-group popularity was classified as popular.
We found that auto-console-group demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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