🚫🖥️ No Console Production

A React component to suppress console logs, warnings, errors, and debug messages in production or specific components.

📦 Installation

Install the package via npm, yarn, or bun:

    ⬇️ npm install no-console-production

    ⬇️ yarn add no-console-production

    ⬇️ bun add no-console-production

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How it works

Environment Detection: The utility first determines whether the current environment is development by checking the value of process.env.NODE_ENV. This is used to conditionally apply console suppression based on the suppressAllInDev and suppressAllInProd flags.

⚙️ Condition for Suppression

The logic to suppress console methods depends on three key factors:

• 🛑 If suppressAllInDev is true and the environment is development, all console methods are suppressed.
• 🛑 If suppressAllInProd is true and the environment is production, all console methods are suppressed.
• 📝 If suppress is provided and contains console methods to suppress, only the specified methods are suppressed.
• 🔄 When either suppressAllInDev or suppressAllInProd is set to true, the suppress array is automatically overridden to suppress all console methods (log, warn, error, debug, info).

🔕 Suppress All Except Errors

✨ If you want to suppress all console methods except errors, you can pass all other methods in the suppress array and leave out "error". This will ensure that only console.error is logged in any environment, while all other console outputs are suppressed.

⚙️ Props

• suppress (optional): An array of console methods to suppress. If suppressAllInDev (for development) or suppressAllInProd (for production) is set to true, all console methods (log, warn, error, debug, info) will be suppressed. If neither is true and no suppress array is provided, nothing will be suppressed by default. If specific console methods are passed in the suppress array (e.g., ['warn', 'error']), only those methods will be suppressed.

• suppressAllInDev (optional): A boolean flag to specify whether all console outputs should be suppressed in development mode. If true, all console methods will be suppressed in the development environment. The default is false.

• suppressAllInProd (optional): A boolean flag to specify whether all console outputs should be suppressed in production mode. If true, all console methods will be suppressed in the production environment. The default is false.

🛠️ Usage

Call suppressConsole() directly in your code to suppress console outputs:

import { suppressConsole, ConsoleType } from "no-console-production";

// Example usage in an application
const suppressedMethods: ConsoleType[] = ['log', 'warn', 'info'];

suppressConsole({
  suppress: suppressedMethods,
  suppressAllInDev: true, // suppress all in development
  suppressAllInProd: false // do not suppress all in production
});

// Now the console methods will be suppressed based on the configuration
console.log("This log will be suppressed");
console.warn("This warning will be suppressed");
console.error("This error will not be suppressed");

📜 License

MIT