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vue-console-feed

v0.0.29

Published

a repository npm package

Downloads

41

Readme

vue-console-feed

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This is the plugin that is almost identical to the console-feed but for Vue. This plugin moves closer to Console Chrome Devtools than console-feed

Demo from Stackbliz

This plugin release!

Preview

Preview

Installation

pnpm, yarn, npm:

pnpm add vue-console-feed

or with CDN:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.skypack.dev/vue-console-feed/style.css">
<script type="module">
  import * as ConsoleFeed from "https://cdn.skypack.dev/vue-console-feed"
</script>

To be on

  • [x] basic type value (string, number, bigint, symbol, null, undefined) full support
  • [x] error full support
  • [x] object full support
  • [x] array full support
  • [x] Map, Set, WeakMap, WeakSet full support
  • [x] function, function full full support
  • [x] function async
  • [x] function star, prop
  • [x] regexp full support
  • [x] element, DOM full support
  • [x] Promise limit
  • [x] console.table
  • [x] console.warn
  • [x] console.info
  • [x] console.error
  • [x] console.count
  • [x] console.group
  • [x] Date
  • [x] Buffer
  • [x] TypedArray
  • [x] DataView
  • [x] address http in string and Error
  • [x] Location link

DataAPI

  • [x] console.log
  • [x] console.warn
  • [x] console.info
  • [x] console.debug
  • [x] console.error
  • [x] console.table
  • [x] console.group
  • [x] console.groupEnd
  • [x] console.count
  • [x] console.countReset
  • [x] console.time
  • [x] console.timeLog
  • [x] console.timeEnd
  • [x] console.clear

Usage

Console & DataAPI

<template>
  <Console :data="console.value" />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
import { Console, DataAPI } from "vue-console-feed"
import "vue-console-feed/style.css"

const console = new DataAPI(false, 0) // if you use API set option to true, argument 2 offset deep location

console.log("hello world")
console.count()
console.group()
console.count()
console.table([1, 234, 1])
console.warn("Warning!!")
console.count()
console.groupEnd()
</script>

ConsoleItem

| Option | Type | Required | Description | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | type | "warn" \| "info" \| "debug" \| "error" \| "output" \| "log" | false | determine the console type corresponding to the methods data.warn, console.info, data.debug, data.error | | data | ReturnType<typeof Encode> | true | determine the type corresponding to the methods Encode | | _getListLinkAsync | Promisy<_getListLink> | false | This is the promise function of _getListLink | | readLinkObjectAsync | Promisy<readLinkObject> | false | This is the promise function of readLinkObject |

Example and Promise API

<template>
  <ConsoleItem :data="data" type="log" />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
import { ConsoleItem, Encode } from "vue-console-feed"
import "vue-console-feed/style.css"

const data = Encode(
  {
    name: "Shin",
    permission: ["admin"],
    social: {
      twitter: "@tachib_shin",
      github: "@tachibana-shin"
    }
  },
  true,
  true
)
</script>

You have custom API fetch lazy data

Options _getListLinkAsync and readLinkObjectAsync is the port of the functions corresponding to it. useful when you work with iframe.

In it _getListLinkAsync is the promise function of _getListLink and readLinkObjectAsync is the promise function of readLinkObject.

<template>
  <ConsoleItem
    :data="data"
    :_getListLinkAsync="_getListLinkAsync"
    :readLinkObjectAsync="readLinkObjectAsync"
  />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
import {
  ConsoleItem,
  Encode,
  _getListLink,
  readLinkObject
} from "vue-console-feed"
import "vue-console-feed/style.css"

const data = Encode(
  {
    name: "Shin",
    permission: ["admin"],
    social: {
      twitter: "@tachib_shin",
      github: "@tachibana-shin"
    }
  },
  true,
  true
)

// custom api
async function _getListLinkAsync(link: Data.Link) {
  return _getListLink(link)
}
async function readLinkObjectAsync(link: Data.Link) {
  return readLinkObject(link)
}
</script>

ConsoleTable

| Option | Type | Required | Description | | --------------------- | -------------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | data | ReturnType<typeof Table> | true | determine the type corresponding to the methods Table | | _getListLinkAsync | Promisy<_getListLink> | false | This is the promise function of _getListLink | | readLinkObjectAsync | Promisy<readLinkObject> | false | This is the promise function of readLinkObject |

Example and Promise API

<template>
  <ConsoleTable :data="data" type="log" />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
import { ConsoleTable, Encode, Table } from "vue-console-feed"
import "vue-console-feed/style.css"

const value = {
  name: "Shin",
  permission: ["admin"],
  social: {
    twitter: "@tachib_shin",
    github: "@tachibana-shin"
  }
}
const data = Table(value)
</script>

You have custom API fetch lazy data

Options _getListLinkAsync and readLinkObjectAsync is the port of the functions corresponding to it. useful when you work with iframe.

In it _getListLinkAsync is the promise function of _getListLink and readLinkObjectAsync is the promise function of readLinkObject.

<template>
  <ConsoleTable
    :data="data"
    :_getListLinkAsync="_getListLinkAsync"
    :readLinkObjectAsync="readLinkObjectAsync"
  />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
import {
  ConsoleTable,
  Encode,
  Table,
  _getListLink,
  readLinkObject
} from "vue-console-feed"
import "vue-console-feed/style.css"

const value = {
  name: "Shin",
  permission: ["admin"],
  social: {
    twitter: "@tachib_shin",
    github: "@tachibana-shin"
  }
}
const data = Table(value)

// custom api
async function _getListLinkAsync(link: Data.Link) {
  return _getListLink(link)
}
async function readLinkObjectAsync(link: Data.Link) {
  return readLinkObject(link)
}
</script>

API

Encode(value: unknown, firstCall: boolean, linkFn: boolean)

Encrypt the values for use on the components (the result of this function is a pure object so you can use JSON.stringify, send fetch or postMessage it which remains safe for data. Option | Type | Required | Description ------ | ---- | -------- | ------------ value | unknown | true | value for encryption. accept all kinds of values like data.log firstCall | boolean | true | Is this your root data? If you don't care about it, always set it to true. linkFn | boolean | true | Is this link object? If you don't care about it, always set it to true.

function Encode(
  value: unknown,
  firstCall?: boolean,
  linkFn?: boolean
):
  | Data.String
  | Data.Number
  | Data.BigInt
  | Data.Symbol
  | Data.Function
  | Data.Collection
  | Data.RegExp
  | Data.Nill
  | Data.Record
  | Data.Error
  | Data.Array
  | Data.Element
  | Data.Promise
  | Data.Date
  | Data.TypedArray
  | Data.Buffer
  | Data.DataView

Table(value: object)

Encrypt the values for use on the components (the result of this function is a pure object so you can use JSON.stringify, send fetch or postMessage it which remains safe for data. Option | Type | Required | Description ----- | ----- | ----- | ----------- value | like object | true | It could be anything in the form of an object to encrypt.

function Table(value: object): {
   table: Record<string, Record<string, Data.String | Data.Number | Data.BigInt | Data.Symbol | Data.Nill | DataPreview.Record | ... 10 more ... | DataPreview.DataView>>;
   cols: string[];
}

readLinkObject(link: Data.Link), _getListLink(link: Data.Link)

These are the system functions for communication between different environments. (Exm: fetch, postMessage) If you don't use other environments, you should ignore this.

function readLinkObject(link: Data.Link): Data.String | Data.Number | Data.BigInt | Data.Symbol | Data.Nill | Data.Function | Data.Collection | Data.Record | ... 8 more ... | Data.DataView
function _getListLink(link: Data.Link): (ReturnType<typeof Encode> | Data.Error)[]

clearLinkStore()

This is the memory release function. while you call the Encode functions, there will be some object in object, but the objects in are not immediately used so Encode will not analyze it but create a link by clicking on object in object that the _getLinkObject function will work to parse it

Usage with IFrame

Console.vue

<template>
  <Console
    :data="console.value"
    :_get-list-link-async="getListLinkAsync"
    :read-link-object-async="readLinkObjectAsync"
    :call-fn-link-async="callFnLinkAsync"
    :anchor="Anchor"
  />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
import { Console, DataAPI } from "vue-console-feed"
import type {
  _getListLink,
  callFnLink,
  Data,
  readLinkObject
} from "vue-console-feed"
import { v4 } from "uuid"

const console = new DataAPI(true)

function handleMessage(event: MessageEvent<MessageConsoleEncode>) {
  if (event.data.type === "console") {
    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment
    // @ts-expect-error
    console[event.data.name](...(event.data.args as unknown as any[]))
  }
}
addEventListener("message", handleMessage)

function createAPIAsync(
  type: "getListLink" | "readLinkObject" | "callFnLink"
) {
  return (link: Data.Link) =>
    new Promise((resolve) => {
      const id = v4()
      iframeRef.value?.contentWindow?.postMessage({
        id,
        type,
        link
      })

      const handler = (event: MessageEvent<MessageAPI>) => {
        if (event.data.id !== id || event.data.type !== type) return

        resolve(event.data.result)

        cancel()
        cancelers.delete(cancel)
      }
      const cancel = () => window.removeEventListener("message", handler)

      cancelers.add(cancel)
      window.addEventListener("message", handler)
    })
}

const getListLinkAsync =
  createAPIAsync<ReturnType<typeof _getListLink>>("getListLink")
const readLinkObjectAsync =
  createAPIAsync<ReturnType<typeof readLinkObject>>("readLinkObject")
const callFnLinkAsync =
  createAPIAsync<ReturnType<typeof callFnLink>>("callFnLink")

function Anchor(options: { text: string; href: string }) {
  return h(
    "a",
    {
      href: options.href
    },
    [options.text]
  )
}
</script>

Embed this script to iframe

/* eslint-disable @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any */
import type { DataAPI } from "vue-console-feed/data-api"
import { printfArgs } from "vue-console-feed/data-api"
import type { Data } from "vue-console-feed/encode"
import {
  _getListLink,
  callFnLink,
  clearLinkStore,
  Encode,
  readLinkObject
} from "vue-console-feed/encode"
import { Table } from "vue-console-feed/table"

export type Methods = Exclude<keyof DataAPI, "value">
export interface MessageConsoleTable {
  type: "console"
  name: "table"
  args: [ReturnType<typeof Table>]
}
export interface MessageConsoleEncode {
  type: "console"
  name: Methods
  args: ReturnType<typeof Encode>[] | [string]
}

export type MessageAPI =
  | {
      type: "getListLink"
      id: string
      result: ReturnType<typeof _getListLink>
    }
  | {
      type: "readLinkObject"
      id: string
      result: ReturnType<typeof readLinkObject>
    }
  | {
      type: "callFnLink"
      id: string
      result: ReturnType<typeof callFnLink>
    }

function postMessageToParent(
  message: MessageConsoleEncode | MessageConsoleTable | MessageAPI
) {
  parent.postMessage(message, {
    targetOrigin: "*"
  })
}

// ===== console API ======
/**
 *
    clear(): void;
 */
;(["log", "warn", "info", "debug", "error"] as Methods[]).forEach((name) => {
  const cbRoot = (console as unknown as any)[name]
  // eslint-disable-next-line functional/functional-parameters
  ;(console as unknown as any)[name] = function (...args: unknown[]) {
    postMessageToParent({
      type: "console",
      name,
      args: printfArgs(args).map((item: unknown) => Encode(item, 2))
    })

    cbRoot.apply(this, args)
  }
})
const { table } = console
console.table = function (value: unknown) {
  if (value !== null && typeof value === "object")
    postMessageToParent({
      type: "console",
      name: "table",
      args: [Table(value, 1)]
    })
  else
    postMessageToParent({
      type: "console",
      name: "log",
      args: [Encode(value, 1)]
    })
  return table.call(this, value)
}
;(["group", "groupEnd"] as Methods[]).forEach((name) => {
  const cbRoot = (console as unknown as any)[name]
  ;(console as unknown as any)[name] = function (value?: unknown) {
    postMessageToParent({
      type: "console",
      name,
      args: value !== undefined ? [Encode(value, 1)] : []
    })

    cbRoot.call(this, value)
  }
})
;(["count", "countReset", "time", "timeLog", "timeEnd"] as Methods[]).forEach(
  (name) => {
    const cbRoot = (console as unknown as any)[name]
    ;(console as unknown as any)[name] = function (value?: unknown) {
      postMessageToParent({
        type: "console",
        name,
        args: value !== undefined ? [Encode(value + "", 1)] : []
      })

      cbRoot.call(this, value)
    }
  }
)
const { clear } = console
console.clear = function () {
  postMessageToParent({
    type: "console",
    name: "clear",
    args: []
  })

  clear.call(this)
}
// ========================

// ===== error globals ====
addEventListener("error", (event) => {
  postMessageToParent({
    type: "console",
    name: "error",
    args: [Encode(event.error, 1)]
  })
})
// ========================

// ====== API Async ======
window.addEventListener(
  "message",
  (
    event: MessageEvent<{
      id: string
      type: MessageAPI["type"]
      link: Data.Link
    }>
  ) => {
    switch (event.data.type) {
      case "getListLink":
        postMessageToParent({
          type: "getListLink",
          id: event.data.id,
          result: _getListLink(event.data.link)
        })
        break
      case "readLinkObject":
        postMessageToParent({
          type: "readLinkObject",
          id: event.data.id,
          result: readLinkObject(event.data.link)
        })
        break
      case "callFnLink":
        postMessageToParent({
          type: "callFnLink",
          id: event.data.id,
          result: callFnLink(event.data.link)
        })
        break
    }

    // id, result
  }
)
window.addEventListener(
  "message",
  (event: MessageEvent<{ type: "clearConsole" }>) => {
    if (event.data.type === "clearConsole") {
      console.clear()
      clearLinkStore()
    }
  }
)
// =======================