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quick-console

v0.6.1

Published

Quick console that gives some of the functionality of a native dev-tools console.

Downloads

1

Readme

Quick Console.

A small and simple project to add a very simple console to an html page. It is designed to be used in situations where the full featured, powerful browser dev tools aren't available. for instance in a webview inside of a mobile application. It captures console.[log, error, warn, info] and outputs them to a console that fills half the screen.

Any messages that are typed into the console input will attempt to use eval to execute. If that is not available (for instance in the instance of a content security policy that disallows unsafe eval), it will fall back to a simpler, but still powerful executor that can call single functions and output properties.

Usage:

  1. Add to your page like so: <script src="quickConsole.min.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
  2. Within your javascript call: quickConsole.init(config);
  3. you can toggle the console by pressing "Ctrl + Alt + Shift + D".
  4. Once the quick-console is open, it can be removed anytime by pressing "Ctrl + Alt + Shift + d" when focused on the input box.

Features:

  1. Tab to complete