Leaving console.log messages in production is very unprofessional. What if we can see it in dev mode, but not in production.

You have 3 function's:

dbg.log()
dbg.group()
dbg.groupEnd()
dbg.table()

Use it in same way as standard console.log() console.group() console.groupEnd() and console.table()

Normal user will not see the dbg output in console devtools, unless your browser local storage have set item debug with value 1.

You cat set it by writing directly in your dev tools console:

dbg.on()
dbg.off()
dbg.toggle()

Check status, output to console.log() dbg.status()

Check status, return bool dbg.isDebug

cls is console.clear() - it is just less letters for clearing console to save your fingers.

Installation

Get it from npm

npm install dbg.log

or from github

git clone https://github.com/und3rdg/dbg.log

and place it in your code. dbg and cls have to by global variable.