JSDump

JSDump is a tool to dump out the information of own and inherited properties from an object, object prototype, and object instance.

JSDump helps people get the information of a JavaScript object at runtime as much as possible.

JSDump requires Node.js version 10.0.0 and up.

JSDump-Web is a version of JSDump specified for web browsers. To access JSDump-Web repository for the details.

Documentation

To see JSDump documentation

Installation

$ npm install jsdump

Usage examples

  const jsdump = require('jsdump');
  
  // prints this message.
  jsdump.info();
  // returns an object that includes dumped out content from class URL.
  jsdump.entriesObj(URL);
  
  // prints the information of class URL to the console.
  jsdump.entriesPrint(URL);
  // prints the serialized information of class URL to the console.
  jsdump.typeEntriesPrint(URL, false);
  
  // writes the information of class URL to a txt file in current directory.
  jsdump.entriesFile(URL);
  /* writes the serialized information of class URL to a txt file 
     in current directory. */
  jsdump.entriesFile(URL, false);
  
  /* prints the information of entries type with 'function' 
     from class URL to the console. */
  jsdump.typeEntriesPrint(URL);
  /* prints the serialized information of entries type 
     with 'function' from class URL to the console. */
  jsdump.typeEntriesPrint(URL, 'function', false);
  
  /* writes the information of entries type with 'function' 
     from class URL to txt file. */
  jsdump.typeEntriesFile(URL);
  /* writes the serialized information of entries type 
     with 'function' from class URL to txt file. */
  jsdump.typeEntriesFile(URL, 'function', false);
  
  // prints constructor source of class URL to the console.
  jsdump.sourcePrint(URL);
  // prints toString() source of class URL to the console.
  jsdump.sourcePrint(URL, 'toString');

  /* writes the constructor source of class URL to a txt 
     file in current directory. */
  jsdump.sourceFile(URL);
  /* writes toString() source of class URL to a txt file 
     in current directory. */
  jsdump.sourceFile(URL, 'toString');
  

To see JSDump APIs

Tests

Runs the following commands from your project.

$ cd ./node_modules/jsdump $ npm test

Enhancing Code Playgrounds

Using JSDump with StackBlitz, CodeSandBox, JS Bin, and other code playgrounds automatically dumping out object information to the playground console.

License

MIT