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jsbug

v1.2.0

Published

Simple, colorful javascript debugging on demand

Downloads

148

Readme

Simple, colorful javascript debugging on demand

Append ?jsbug=true to url in order to enable logging through jsbug within your browser console. And simply add ?jsbug=false to disable it. Jsbug is enabled/disabled through localstorage and will not perform anything if not enabled. It´s incredibly lightweight and do not require any dependencies.

👉 Try it 👈

Install jsbug

npm install --save jsbug

Make it a part of the project

// Require it
var debug = require("jsbug");

// Or import it
import debug from 'jsbug'

Usage

Basic debugging
// Print "♢ Clicked a button" using blue color
debug("Clicked a button");
Changing the color output
// Print "♢ Clicked another button" using a purple color
debug("Clicked another button", { color: '#6A36CB' });
Indicate ajax calls (start msg with a pipe)
// Print "| Requesting api" using yellow color
debug("| Requesting API");
Indicate success
// Print "* JSON returned" using green color
debug("JSON returned", { success: true });
Indicate failure
// Print "@ Failure! Unexpected result" using red color
debug("Unexpected result", { success: false });
Indicate failure with grouped, inspectable properties
// Print "@ Failure: Unexpected result" using red color and make response object inspectable
debug("Unexpected result", { success: false, group: [response] });

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Support

Most modern browsers. Feel free to contribute!