console-debug

What it does

Replaces your console object with a more stylish and practical way of displaying notices,warn,info,debug,log and errors.
It automagically shows you the line number and filename where the command was executed, along with a timestamp.
There is also the ability to catch uncaughtExceptions, disable the output colors, and log to file.
You can also setup filters if you want to hide certain debug message types.

Changelog

https://github.com/michaeldegroot/console-debug/commits/master

Getting Started

1. Start by installing the package:

npm install console-debug

2. Load the code

var Debug = require('console-debug')

var console = new Debug({
	uncaughtExceptionCatch: false,                   // Do we want to catch uncaughtExceptions?
	consoleFilter:          ['LOG', 'WARN'],         // Filter these console output types
	logToFile:              true,                    // if true, will put console output in a log file folder called 'logs'
	logFilter:              ['LOG','DEBUG','INFO'],  // Examples: Filter these types to not log to file
	colors:                 true                     // do we want pretty pony colors in our console output?
})

3. Do awesome stuff!

console.log("I am a log!")
console.warn("I am a warn!")
console.error("I am a error!")
console.debug("I am a debug!")
console.info("I am a info!")

// can also display objects
obj = {
	test1: [1,2,3,4],
	test3: ["ohai","there"],
	test4: true
}
console.log(obj)

Contact

You can contact me at [e-mail]