Contextual Console

A replacement for console.log. This was born out of a need to have a console log with contextual colors that I could disable on production automatically.

Installation and Configuration

Listed below are the available configuration options.

Option	Default	Description
enabled	true	Sets if the plugin's console logging is enabled. Useful in only setting it to true under development mode.
colors.primary	"#3490DC"	Color for $console.primary();
colors.secondary	"#9561E2"	Color for $console.secondary();
colors.info	"#38C172"	Color for $console.info();
colors.success	"#BCDEFA"	Color for $console.success();
colors.warning	"#F6993F"	Color for $console.warning();
colors.error	"#E3342F"	Color for $console.error();
colors.warn	""	Color for $console.warn();
colors.error	""	Color for $console.error();

import ContextualConsole from "contextual-console";

const $console = new ContextualConsole({
	enabled: process.env.NODE_ENV == "development",
	colors: {
		primary: "#3490DC",
		secondary: "#9561E2",
		success: "#38C172",
		info: "#BCDEFA",
		caution: "#F6993F",
		danger: "#E3342F",
		warn: "",
		error: "",
	},
});

Usage

After installation, you may now use it like below.

$console.success("I've successfully installed the package!");