ConditionalConsole

This allows for chained conditions, before outputting to console.log(). And (the important part) it supports showing the correct line, from where the log is called.

Installation

npm install conditional-console

Or include the ConditionalConsole.min.js file in..

<script src="ConditionalConsole.min.js"></script>

Usage

This simple example gives the general idea.

cci.check(1 === 1).log('This is logged');
cci.check(1 !== 1).check(1 === 2).log('And this is not')

There's also an build in reporting system.

cci.setReporting('all -verbose')
cci.type('verbose').log('Not shown.');
cci.type('error').log('Shown.');
cci.type('error').check(false).log('Not shown, because of the check.');