console.browser

How to use / import

First of all, install the package by using npm or yarn by tapping:

npm install console.browser --save
//or
yarn add console.browser

You only need to import the package by destructuring the module :

const { console } = require("console.browser");
console.nor("Hey");

This will return the console object with more colors

If you want to nest colors you can take/add an other variable in the destructuring:

const { console, colors } = require("console.browser");
console.warn(
	"Hey",
	colors.inverse("Inverse this!"),
	colors.rainbow("I'm a rainbow !!")
);

Members

nor ⇒

Outputs a message to the console Equivalent to console.log but outputs the data in a blue tint to be more visible when logging information

success ⇒

Outputs a success message to the console

error ⇒

Outputs an error message to the console When debugging for example in a try{}catch{}

warn ⇒

Outputs a warning message to the console with a yellow color

info ⇒

Outputs an informational message to the console

rainbow ⇒

Outputs the multicolored data

zebra ⇒

Outputs the data in black and white

bold ⇒

Outputs the data in bold

dim ⇒

Outputs the data in dim

inverse ⇒

Outputs the inverse of the given data

italic ⇒

Outputs the data in italic

underline ⇒

Underlines the data

allown ⇒

Isolates that given data to be more visible

newline ⇒

Shows each argument on a new line.

json ⇒

Shows each argument on a new line in a json format

nor ⇒

Equivalent to console.log but outputs the data in a blue tint to be more visible when logging information

Kind: global variable Returns: Data with a blue tinit

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

success ⇒

Outputs a success message to the console

Kind: global variable Returns: Data with green color

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.success("I just hacked Nasaaaaaaaaaaa !");

error ⇒

When debugging for example in a try{}catch{}

Kind: global variable Returns: Data with red color

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.error("OMG! I just did a stupid error!");

warn ⇒

Outputs a warning message to the console with a yellow color

Kind: global variable Returns: Data with yellow color

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.warn("The world will end in one week !");

info ⇒

Outputs an informational message to the console

Kind: global variable Returns: Data with dark blue color

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.info(
	"Did you know that Leonard de Vinci was born in 1452 in Anchiano ?"
);

rainbow ⇒

Outputs the multicolored data

Kind: global variable Returns: Rainbow output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.rainbow(
	"The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain."
);

zebra ⇒

Outputs the data in black and white

Kind: global variable Returns: Zebra output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.zebra(`Wait am i in savanna ?`);

bold ⇒

Outputs the data in bold

Kind: global variable Returns: Bold output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.bold("I'm bold");

dim ⇒

Outputs the data in dim

Kind: global variable Returns: Dim output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.dim("I'm a dim output !");

inverse ⇒

Outputs the inverse of the given data

Kind: global variable Returns: Inverse of the data

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.inverse("I'm a inverse output !");

italic ⇒

Outputs the data in italic

Kind: global variable Returns: Italic output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.italic("I'm in italic !");

underline ⇒

Underlines the data

Kind: global variable Returns: Underlined output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.underline("I'm underlined !");

allown ⇒

Isolates that given data to be more visible

Kind: global variable Returns: Isolated output

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.allown("This is isolated from the rest of the console");

newline ⇒

Shows each argument on a new line.

Kind: global variable Returns: Each argument on a new line

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.newline(
	"This is on the first line",
	"This is on the second line",
	"This is on the third line"
);

json ⇒

Shows each argument on a new line in a json format

Kind: global variable Returns: Each argument on a new line

Param	Type	Description
...args	any	The data to output

Example

console.json(name, surname, username); //equivalent to writing console.log({name}, "\n", {surname}, "\n", {username})