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@phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-console-log-control

v0.0.3

Published

Brackets extension that provides control over the Console.log statement inside a javascript file.

Downloads

1

Readme

brackets-console-logging-ctrl

  • Bracket extension that helps to create/delete/comment-in/comment-out the

  • console.log statements and now the alert statement has been added as well.

  • HOW TO USE:

  • to create a console.log statement for a var: select the var, "Edit > Create var Console.log Line"

  • That results in a new line below the var line the contain the console.log statemnt

  • as the following example:

  • to create a alert statement for a var: select the var, "Edit > Create var alert Line"

  • That results in a new line below the var line the contain the alert statemnt

  • as the following example: var myVar=somevalue; // select myVar and the result of the "Edit > Create var alert Line" will be: alert('myVar: '+myVar);

    • "Remove Console.log Lines" COMMAND:
  • SELECT ALL THE LINES FROM WHICH YOU WANT TO REMOVE THE CONSOLE.LOG LINES

  • and SELECT "Edit > Remove Console.log Lines" -> result: all the lines that start with Console.log inside the selection will be deleted

    • "Comment Out Console.log Lines" COMMAND:
  • SELECT ALL THE LINES FROM WHICH YOU WANT TO COMMENT OUT THE CONSOLE.LOG LINES

  • SELECT ALL Ctrl+A (window) or CMD+A (MAC) to COMMENT OUT ALL THE LINES that

  • CONTAINS "CONSOLE.LOG" LINES and SELECT "Edit > Comment Out Console.log Lines" -> result: all the lines that start with Console.log inside the selection will be commented out

    • "Comment in Console.log Lines" COMMAND:
  • SELECT ALL THE LINES FROM WHICH YOU WANT TO COMMENT IN THE LINE That CONTAINS

  • "//CONSOLE.LOG".

  • SELECT "Edit > Comment In Console.log Lines" -> result: all the lines that start with //Console.log inside the selection will be commented in