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@orda-2/console-log-tagger

v1.0.2

Published

Auto-prefix console.log with filename and line number

Readme

@orda-2/console-log-tagger

Auto-prefix every console.log with the file path and line number where it lives — making debugging a lot easier.

// Before
console.log(result);

// After
console.log(`[src/utils.js:42] `, result);

Installation / Instalación

npm install -g @orda-2/console-log-tagger

Or as a dev dependency / O como dependencia de desarrollo:

npm install --save-dev @orda-2/console-log-tagger

Usage / Uso

console-log-tagger [directory] [options]

If no directory is provided, it defaults to the current folder.
Si no se indica directorio, usa la carpeta actual.


Commands / Comandos

| Command | What it does | Qué hace | |---|---|---| | console-log-tagger ./src | Tag all console.log with file + line | Agrega prefijo de archivo y línea a cada console.log | | console-log-tagger ./src --list | List all console.log found | Lista todos los console.log encontrados | | console-log-tagger ./src --restore | Remove tags, restore original logs | Elimina los prefijos y restaura los logs originales | | console-log-tagger ./src --delete | Delete all lines with console.log | Elimina todas las líneas que contengan console.log | | console-log-tagger ./src --dry-run | Preview changes without writing files | Muestra qué cambiaría sin modificar archivos |


Supported File Types / Tipos de archivo soportados

js ts jsx tsx mjs cjs vue svelte astro html htm coffee es es6 ejs hbs pug jade

Automatically ignores / Ignora automáticamente: node_modules, dist, build, *.min.js


Examples / Ejemplos

# Tag all logs in src/
console-log-tagger ./src

# Preview without modifying files
console-log-tagger ./src --dry-run

# List all console.logs
console-log-tagger ./src --list

# Remove all tags (undo)
console-log-tagger ./src --restore

# Delete all console.log lines
console-log-tagger ./src --delete

License

MIT