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ionic-debug-console

v0.1.0

Published

In-app javascript console for Ionic 2 applications with remote error tracking.

Downloads

21

Readme

Ionic Debug Console

In-app javascript console for Ionic 2 applications with remote error tracking.

Installation

Run this command in root of your Ionic 2 project.

To install this library, run:

$ npm install ionic-debug-console --save

Then require the console library in app.ts.

import * as cons from 'ionic-debug-console/ionic-debug-console';

Add Ionic Debug Console button directive to @Component metadata in app.ts:

@Component({
  templateUrl: 'build/app.html',
  directives: [cons.ConsoleButtonComponent]
})

Pass ConsoleDataProvider instance to @Component class constructor and init console with some config.

constructor(private consoleDataProvider: cons.ConsoleDataProvider){
  this.consoleDataProvider.init({apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/',
                                  apiToken: '574a946146bab50828200f3e',
                                  reporting: true});
}

Add Ionic Debug Console providers to ionicBootstrap function:

ionicBootstrap(AppClass,
               [cons.ConfProvider,
                cons.ConsoleDataProvider,
                cons.AppConsoleService,
                cons.SystemInfoProvider], {}
              );

Put console button component to @Component template in app.html. Don`t forget pass content.

<console-button [content]="content"></console-button>

Example application with integration described above:

https://github.com/lpikora/ionic-conference-app

Configuration

Configuration is pass as object with properties to init function of ConsoleDataProvider. For example:

  this.consoleDataProvider.init({apiUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/',
                                  apiToken: '574a946146bab50828200f3e',
                                  reporting: true});

When reporting set true, some configuration values are load from server application settings. Values passed to init() function has always prioprity and rewrite application configuration from server.

  • apiUrl - url of server running Ionic Debug Console Server
  • apiToken - application accest token for server
  • reporting - when true, logged data are sent to server. Default false.
  • production - when true, console button will not show and console errors, logs and warns are disabled. Default false.
  • communicationInterval - interval in ms for sending dat to server. Default value loads from server.
  • logErrors - when true, errors aer sent to server. Default value loads from server.
  • logWarnings - when true, console.warn output is sent to server. Default value loads from server.
  • logLogs - when true, console.log output is sent to server. Default value loads from server.
  • sendOnlyOnError - when true, console output is sent only if contains error. Default value loads from server.

Development

To generate all *.js, *.js.map and *.d.ts files:

$ npm run tsc

Other repos

Ionic Debug Console Server

Ionic Debug Console server with REST API for error tracking.

https://github.com/lpikora/ionic-debug-console-backend-api

Ionic Debug Console Server UI

User interface for Ionic Debug Console Server. Provide managing apps and displaying tracked logs and errors.

https://github.com/lpikora/ionic-debug-console-backend-ui

Example app with Ionic Debug Console intergation

Example of Ionic Debug Console itegration in Ionic 2 app.

https://github.com/lpikora/ionic-conference-app

License

MIT © Lukas Pikora