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node-dev-console

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activate()

  • returns boolean - always returns true

Activates console output

deactivate()

  • returns boolean - always returns false

Deactivates console output

isOn()

  • returns boolean - true, if output is set to true and FORCE_OFF is false

l(args)

  • args (any, required)

Alias for console.log, if output is enabled

j(d[, name[, LP]])

  • d (any, required) - any kind of variable
  • name (string | , optional) - name of the object
  • LP (string, optional) - Log prefix

Shows content of variable (JSON.stringify), with optional name and log prefix

t(d[, name[, LP]])

  • d (any, required) - any kind of variable
  • name (string | , optional) - name of the object
  • LP (string, optional) - Log prefix

Shows type of variable, with optional name and log prefix

r([name[, LP]])

  • name (string, optional) - name of the object
  • LP (string, optional) - Log prefix
  • returns rReturnFunction - undefined

Inner function of r. Returns passed variable

or(DEV, LIVE)

  • DEV (any, required)
  • LIVE (any, required)
  • returns any

isDEV()

  • returns boolean

isLIVE()

  • returns boolean

stringify(v)

  • v (any, required)
  • returns string - undefined

JSON.stringify with two spaces

showMessageIsOn()

console.log's a message, if output is "on"

reEvaluateEnv()

r1

  • type: rReturnFunction

Alias for r("STAGE1:")

r2

  • type: rReturnFunction

Alias for r("STAGE2:")

r3

  • type: rReturnFunction

Alias for r("STAGE3:")

r4

  • type: rReturnFunction

Alias for r("STAGE4:")

r5

  • type: rReturnFunction

Alias for r("STAGE5:")

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Package last updated on 06 Sep 2022

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