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mk2console

v1.3.4

Published

A trusty console embedded in-window to print rich log messages during development.

Downloads

65

Readme

Welcome to the Mark-II Console

npm Commitizen friendly

The Mark-II Console is a small console viewport that sits in the corner of your window. Print out your log messages during development with rich formatting and colour, so you don't need to open the hefty developer tools if all you need is to log some stuff out!

Close at any time, no questions asked.

Install

Mk2Console is a npm package.

npm i mk2console

How it works

Mk2Console consists of React component viewer and a simple object with helper functions. Import the component and the Helper function object in order to display and log messages in your code. The viewer works best when you place in your app's root view:

import {Mk2ConsoleViewer, Mk2Console} from 'mk2console'

export default function App() {

    useEffect(() => {
        Mk2Console.log('Testing...')
    },
    [])

    return (
        <main>
            <div>
                <>
                {/* Your other components...*/}
                </>
            </div>
            <Mk2ConsoleViewer/>
        </main>
    )
}

NOTE Mk2ConsoleViewer uses the new React Hooks.

The helper object contains the log function:

log: (msg: string, color: string = 'white', fontWeight: string = 'normal') => {}

This is where the console is able to format its messages. The color and fontWeight can be set to any valid CSS value for these properties in string format, e.g. '#FAFAFA', 'blue', 'bold', '700'.

So if we modify our initial call with some CSS properties:

import {Mk2ConsoleViewer, Mk2Console} from 'mk2console'

export default function App() {

    useEffect(() => {
        Mk2Console.log('And it supports rich formatting.', '#3dda82', 'bold')
    },
    [])

    return (
        <div>
            <Mk2ConsoleViewer/>
        </div>
    )
}

We get the start up log message:

Default Theme

Highlight Color

highlight is a special keyword in the Mk2Console. Every theme will have a highlight color defined for your convenience that you can use to quickly format log messages to stand out. If you pass highlight to the color property in the log method:

Mk2Console.log('This log is highlighted', 'highlight')

The message will understand and use the theme's highlight color.

Supported Logger functions

  • Info: Info message with the theme's 'info' color. info: (msg: string)

  • Debug: Debugs a message with the theme's 'debug' color. debug: (msg: string)

  • Warn: Warning message with the theme's 'warn' color. warn: (msg: string)

  • Error: Error message with the theme's 'error' color. error: (msg: string)

Supported Props

| Prop | Type | description | default | required | | ------------------|:--------------:| ---------------------------------------------------:|----------:|----------:| | theme | string | Theme to use on startup | 'default' | false | | minimised | boolean | Whether the console starts minimised by default | 'true' | false |

The interface used:

interface Mk2ConsoleViewerProps {
    theme?: string,
    minimised?: boolean
}

NOTE Since v1.3.1 the start up log message has been removed along with the property.

Maximise/Minimise

Since v1.3.0 the console supports toggling the window into a minimised version to stop it from obstructing to much real estate in the website if you don't need it.

In fact the console defaults to a minimised state which you can toggle with the minimised prop.

import {Mk2ConsoleViewer, Mk2Console} from 'mk2console'

export default function App() {

    return (
        <div>
            <Mk2ConsoleViewer minimised={false}/>
        </div>
    )
}

Minimised:

Default Theme

Maximised:

Default Theme

Themes

The mk2Consoles brings you beautiful and rich theming for all your logging needs.

Keep it simple with the clean, classic default theme or choose from plugin themes. Or create your own! (TBA)

The package comes with a few pre-loaded themes:

Default

Default Theme

Light

Light Theme

Dracula

Dracula Theme

How to change themes

Pass in the theme prop to make the console use the theme of your choice. The prop defaults to the 'default' theme:

import {Mk2ConsoleViewer, Mk2Console} from 'mk2console'

export default function App() {

    return (
        <div>
            <Mk2ConsoleViewer theme="dracula"/>
        </div>
    )
}

Themes are instantly switchable in the Theme Dialog picker embedded in the Viewer window. Theme dialog

Built-in Themes

  • default
  • light
  • dracula

Development

Mk2Console uses React Hooks, make sure you are using a version of 16.8.0 or above.

Version Control

Mk2Console is Commitizen Friendly..