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logdecor

v1.0.2

Published

This library is just for all JS lovers out there to see the logs in style

Downloads

6

Readme

This library is just for all JS lovers out there to see the logs in style. All React-Native developers, try this on your debugger

Installation

$ npm install logdecor

Usage

Import stylelog

import $ from 'logdecor'

Available Methods

$.log() Parameters: text ,color-code

	$.log("Log this text") //Simply logs the content
	$.log("Log this text","#00bcd4") //Logs it in specific color code
	

$.logAll() Last argument must be a color code (optional)

	$.logAll("Log this text",{name:"Sync"},$.color.chocolate) 
	//Logs the text in chocolate color and logs the rest of the elements
	

$.logTitle() Displays the text in stylelog logo style

	$.logTitle('stylelog');
	//Logs the text in styleog logo style
	


$.logLego() Displays the text in stylelog logo style but in custom color

	$.logLego("DEV","#d91f26","#d91f26","#a622ab");
	//Logs the text in styleog logo style (custom color)
	

$.logImage() Displays the image in log. It supports both PNG, JPEG & GIF

	$.logImage("http://domain.com/img.png");
	//Displays the image in chrome console
	$.logImage("Show Text","http://domain.com/img.png");
	//Pass text as optional
	


$.logInStyle() Pass the text to display and CSS Style

	$.logInStyle("text to display","font-size: 50px;color:'#00bcd4'");
	//This will show the text in given style
	

$.logTable() Displays the JS object & array in table format

	$.logTable([{name:"Anooj",department:"Mobile"},{name:"Sarthak",department:"R & D"},{name:"Jyothi",department:"Mobile"}])
	


$.logObjectJSON() Converts object to JSON string and logs it in style

	$.logObjectJSON({j:'kk',l:'ku'},$.color.rebeccapurple);
	//Displays the stringified version of object in console
	

$.logJSONObject() Converts JSON string to object and logs it

	$.logObjectJSON({"j":"kk","l":"ku"});
	//Displays the parsed version of json string in console
	

$.logObjectKeys() Displays all keys in an object

	$.logObjectKeys({"j":"kk","l":"ku"});
	//Displays the array of keys in console
	//["j","l"]
	

$.flipObject() Flips keys to values & values to keys

	$.flipObject({"j":"kk","l":"ku"});
	//Displays the array of keys in console
	//{"kk":"j","ku":"l"}