Enables or disables console output in the browser when needed.

It doesn't add new methods, nor deletes existing ones from the console object. Nor it makes console behave identically across all browsers. It is a simple switcher. That's it (:

Uses Reflect and Proxy objects.

And yea, frick IE! Let it die already, geeze ;P So no support for IE.

But if you still want to support IE or you are forced to do it, use core-js@3 for Reflect and proxy-polyfill for Proxy.

Zero dependency package! Yippee-ki-yay, motherfricker!

Example

The most common use case for disabling console is for production mode in distributed teams, when someone uses a hideous way to debug the code with console.log and leaves it there

Require the module

import consoleProxy from 'consoleProxy'

Usage

const {NODE_ENV} = process.env
const prodConsole = consoleProxy({
  monitor: false // disables info message if console is turned off
})
NODE_ENV === 'production' && prodConsole.switchConsole('off')  
// or
NODE_ENV === 'production' && __prod_console__.switchConsole('off')

// to enable console output

prodConsole.switchConsole('on') || __prod_console__.switchConsole('on')

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