The browser-stdout npm package is designed to provide a writable stream for the browser's console, mimicking the behavior of process.stdout in Node.js environments. This is particularly useful for libraries that are designed to work both in Node.js and in the browser, allowing them to write output to the console in a unified way.

What are browser-stdout's main functionalities?

Writable Stream for Console

This code snippet demonstrates how to redirect all console.log outputs to the browser-stdout stream. It creates a writable stream that mimics process.stdout and overrides the default console.log method to use this stream instead.

var stdout = require('browser-stdout')();
console.log = function() { stdout.write.apply(stdout, arguments); };

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var BrowserStdout = require('browser-stdout')

myStream.pipe(BrowserStdout())

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You can monkey-patch process.stdout for your dependency graph like this:

process.stdout = require('browser-stdout')()
var coolTool = require('module-that-uses-stdout-somewhere-in-its-depths')

opts

opts are passed directly to stream.Writable. additionally, a label arg can be used to label console output.

BrowserStdout({
  objectMode: true,
  label: 'dataz',
})

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Last updated on 27 Feb 2018

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