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dumpndie-nodejs

v1.1.1

Published

dump and die, debugging helper function that prints each parameter to the console and then stops script execution or no

Downloads

11

Readme

dd & dump Function

dd()

The dd function is a debugging helper function that prints each parameter to the console and then stops script execution.

This function accepts any number of parameters of any type. Each parameter is printed to the console with a label indicating the order of the parameter.

After all parameters are printed, this function will stop script execution by calling process.exit(). This means that after you call this function, any code that comes after it will not be executed.

dump()

The dump function is a debugging helper function that prints each parameter to the console.

This function accepts any number of parameters of any type. Each parameter is printed to the console with a label indicating the order of the parameter.

Unlike the dd function, this function does not stop script execution after printing the parameters. This means that after you call this function, any code that comes after it will still be executed.

@param data The parameters you want to print. You can provide any number of parameters, and each parameter will be printed to the console separately.

Installation

To install this function, you can import it from the module where it is defined:

NPM

npm i dumpndie-nodejs --save-dev

Yarn

yarn add dumpndie-nodejs --dev

Usage

ES6

import {dd} from "dumpndie-nodejs";
// or
import {dump} from "dumpndie-nodejs";
// or
import {dd, dump} from "dumpndie-nodejs";

dump("Hello", { foo: "bar" }, [1, 2, 3]);

dd("Hello", { foo: "bar" }, [1, 2, 3]); // stops script execution

CommonJS

const {dd} = require("dumpndie-nodejs");
// or
const {dump} = require("dumpndie-nodejs");
// or
const {dd, dump} = require("dumpndie-nodejs");

dump("Hello", { foo: "bar" }, [1, 2, 3]);
dd("Hello", { foo: "bar" }, [1, 2, 3]); // stops script execution