console-hue

This tiny module is basically an improved version of the native console.log, adding colour support for different type of messages and a "Stringify" functionality by default for Objects and Arrays.

Install

You can install with [npm]:

$ npm install --save console-hue

Usage

When you import the module, the following methods will be exposed:

const consoleh = require('console-hue')
{ error: [Function],
  success: [Function],
  warn: [Function],
  debug: [Function],
  log: [Function],
  blue: [Function],
  pink: [Function],
  red: [Function],
  green: [Function],
  yellow: [Function],
  cyan: [Function] }

And then you can use consoleh with any of the previous methods to get a colourful reply in the console:

> const consoleh = require('console-hue')
// Green output
consoleh.success('This message should be green')
// Red output
consoleh.error('This message should be red')
// Yellow output
consoleh.warning('This message should be yellow')

As described before the module will attempt to "Stringify" the Arrays and Objects passed in the message sent to the module. You can override this behaviour by passing true as the second parameter:

> const consoleh = require('console-hue')
// With default Stringigy behaviour
consoleh.log({fn: function(msg) {console.log(msg)}})
{}
// Getting the original msg without Stringigy
consoleh.log({fn: function(msg) {console.log(msg)}}, true)
[object Object]

License

Copyright © 2019, Juan Convers. Released under the MIT License.