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poplog

v1.0.22

Published

Console.log directly on popup without going to devtools again!

Readme

PopLog - Console Log as Toast Notifications

PopLog is a simple, effective and lightweight JavaScript package that transforms console.log outputs into browser-friendly toast notifications. It makes debugging more interactive by displaying log messages as toasts on the screen, without the need to open developer tools.

Features

  • Converts console.log messages into styled toasts.
  • Simple to use and integrates with any web project.
  • Automatic initialization — no setup required.
  • Works across different environments and browsers.

Installation

Install as a development dependency:

npm install poplog --save-dev

For Project-Level Usage

  1. Download the poplog.js script and include it in your project:

    import 'poplog';
  2. Or, use the following CDN to include it directly in your HTML:

    <script src="https://cdn.example.com/poplog.js"></script>

Usage

Once the script is included, PopLog automatically overrides console.log to show log messages as toasts.

Example:

console.log('This is a toast message!');
console.log('You can log anything, and PopLog will display it as a toast.');

How It Works

  • PopLog listens to calls to console.log and shows each message as a toast at the bottom of the screen.
  • The toast will automatically disappear after 4 seconds.

Customization (Optional)

You can modify the appearance and behavior of the toasts by editing the index.js script in poplog node_modules directory. Customize styles such as background color, duration, and position as needed.