console-debug

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What it does

Replaces your console object with a more stylish and practical way of displaying notices,warn,info,debug,log and errors.
It automagically shows you the line number and filename where the command was executed, along with a timestamp.
There is also the ability to catch uncaughtExceptions, disable the output colors, and log to file.
You can also setup filters if you want to hide certain debug message types.

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Changelog

https://github.com/michaeldegroot/console-debug/commits/master

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Getting Started

1. Start by installing the package:

npm install console-debug

2. Load the code

var Debug = require('console-debug')

var console = new Debug({
	uncaughtExceptionCatch: false,                   // Do we want to catch uncaughtExceptions?
	consoleFilter:          ['LOG', 'WARN'],         // Filter these console output types
	logToFile:              true,                    // if true, will put console output in a log file folder called 'logs'
	logFilter:              ['LOG','DEBUG','INFO'],  // Examples: Filter these types to not log to file
	colors:                 true                     // do we want pretty pony colors in our console output?
})

3. Do awesome stuff!

console.log("I am a log!")
console.warn("I am a warn!")
console.error("I am a error!")
console.debug("I am a debug!")
console.info("I am a info!")

// can also display objects
obj = {
	test1: [1,2,3,4],
	test3: ["ohai","there"],
	test4: true
}
console.log(obj)

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Contact

You can contact me at [e-mail]