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console-hush

v1.0.1

Published

CLI tool to comment out console logs in JS, TS, JSX, and TSX files

Downloads

210

Readme

console-hush 🔇

console-hush is a simple CLI tool to comment out console.log, console.info, and console.debug from your JavaScript and TypeScript codebase — and restore them back when needed.

It works with:

  • JavaScript (.js)
  • TypeScript (.ts)
  • React JSX (.jsx)
  • React TSX (.tsx)

No configuration. No setup. Just run the command.


✨ What it does

Before

console.log("hello");
console.info("info");
console.error("error");

After running console-hush

//console.log("hello")
//console.info("info")
console.error("error");

Only unnecessary logs are commented. console.error is never touched.


📦 Installation

Install locally (recommended):

npm install console-hush

Or use directly with npx:

npx console-hush all

🚀 Usage

Comment console logs in the entire project

console-hush all

Comment console logs in specific files

console-hush index.js App.tsx

Restore all commented console logs

console-hush restore all

Restore console logs in specific files

console-hush restore index.js App.tsx

🧠 How it works

  • Finds console.log, console.info, and console.debug
  • Comments them using //
  • Keeps your original code structure intact
  • Safe to run multiple times
  • Restore brings everything back exactly as before

⚠️ Notes

  • console.error is intentionally preserved
  • Only affects files you target
  • Does not touch other comments or code
  • Designed for development and cleanup before production

🙌 Author

Built by Harshit Masiwal