mdlog

Markdown on console.log

What Is?

require('mdlog/override');
 
console.log([
  '# Hello, *mdlog* World!',
  '',
  'You can use Markdown syntax on `console.log`.',
  '',
  '- Markdown is **powerfull**.',
  '- Markdown is **useful**.',
  '- Markdown is **readable**.',
  '',
  '> Markdown is a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers.',
  'Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format,',
  'then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML).',
  '',
  'see <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown>.',
].join('\n'));

then terminal output is:

and browser output is:

Install

$ npm install --save mdlog

--save option is optional.

API

mdlogBuilder = require('mdlog');

mdlog = mdlogBuilder(colorScheme)

mdlogBuilder is builder of mdlog function.

An argument colorScheme is color scheme Object (see color directory), its default value is colorScheme = require('mdlog/color/default.json').

It returns mdlog function.

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mdlog(markdown)

mdlog output styled markdown text into console.

It uses mdlogBuilder.conver function to convert Markdown text into styled text.

It returns undefined.

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mdlogBuilder.convert(markdown, colorScheme)

convert converts markdown text into styled text with colorScheme.

It uses mdast as Markdown parser.

It returns an Array to pass into console.log as arguments.

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require('mdlog/override')

console.log overrides mdlog. This module pollutes global console object. You can use original console.log as console._log.

License

MIT License. See https://makenowjust.github.io/license/mit?2015.