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Synopsis

Bracket Print help pages

• Contributor code of conduct
• Guidelines for contributing
• Synopsis
• Media and statistics
  • Benchmarking
  • Screeenshots of output
• Specification
  • License information
  • Package information
  • Unit test output
• Usage and examples
  • As a callback
  • As a logger
  • As a string
  • Controlling the behaviour via option data
  • How the level correlates to styling
  • Advanced usage
    • Accessing the style map

Bracket Print is an ECMA serialization and logging tool with colorful and plain text output for terminal, browser, html or custom platforms.

Bonuses:

• Works in the browser, console or terminal with the default styles which can be extended to other special uses.
• Can output ECMA Objects in html syntax or any other custom created platforms.
• Supports the ES6 arrow functions.
• Uses AMD (asynchronous module definition), syntax.
• Has full Brace Umd integration for ideal, deterministic, and cross-platform deployment builds.
• Can stringify ECMA script (unlike the JSON builtin and other serializers)
• Bracket Print can safely serialize massive Objects (like the browser window property), without hiccups.
  • Is able to do semantically deep equality tests on ECMA script (not just JSON objects).
  • Output can be configured to be passed into JSON.parse or eval() methods.
• Uses a instance return chain to allow for usage as functional programming callbacks.
• Contains a comprehensive level mechanism to control what (and how) things get logged at run-time with a nearly total overhead discharge.
• Provides configurable syntax mapping with custom individualized styles.
• Well commented, thoroughly unit tested and professionally engineered code.

Caveats:

• Does not have browser unit tests.