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@faultsense/console-collector

v0.5.5

Published

Console logger collector for Faultsense — logs each assertion result as a collapsible devtools group

Readme

@faultsense/console-collector

Console logger collector for Faultsense. Each assertion result is logged to the browser devtools console as a collapsible group with the full payload. Useful for local development and CI smoke tests where you want to watch assertions without running a real backend.

Install

npm install --save-dev @faultsense/agent @faultsense/console-collector

Use

import { init } from '@faultsense/agent';
import { consoleCollector } from '@faultsense/console-collector';

init({
  releaseLabel: 'dev',
  collectorURL: consoleCollector,
});

Script tag

Load the console collector bundle before the agent bundle so it can self-register onto window.Faultsense.collectors.console:

<script src="https://cdn.faultsense.com/v0/faultsense-console.min.js" defer></script>
<script
  id="fs-agent"
  src="https://cdn.faultsense.com/v0/faultsense-agent.min.js"
  data-collector-url="console"
  data-release-label="dev"
  defer></script>

Bundler auto-register

If you want script-tag parity in a bundler context, import the auto entry:

import '@faultsense/agent/auto';
import '@faultsense/console-collector/auto';

Peer dependency

@faultsense/console-collector peer-depends on @faultsense/agent. This ensures a single shared copy of the agent in your bundle so window.Faultsense.collectors isn't split-brained across duplicate module instances.

License

FSL-1.1-ALv2