console2terminal

Stream browser console logging to terminal using websockets.

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In client, do either:

require("console2terminal");

or in ES6:

import "console2terminal";

After this all console log messages will also be sent to a listening server on localhost.

To run the server, run:

node_modules/.bin/console2terminal

or in Windows:

node_modules\.bin\console2terminal

For convenience, add the .bin directory to your PATH environment variable and get by with just console2terminal.

The server will output all the messages on stdout.

Navigating between/reloading pages will temporarily disconnect the websocket, which is indicated by an extra separator line on stdout like this, which helps to keep track of page loads.

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Configuration

If you want to tune the configuration on the client side:

var c2t = require("console2terminal");
c2t({ silentBrowser: true });

or in ES6:

import c2t from "console2terminal";
c2t({ silentBrowser: true });

Configuration options

• silentBrowser set to true to omit console log messages in the browser. This can improve performance noticeably.

Release history

• 0.1.0 - initial release
• 0.2.0 - add support for "undefined" values

Not supported

• functions
• symbols (ES6)

License

Apache-2.0