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remove-console-logss

v1.0.3

Published

CLI tool that removes all console.log, console.error, console.warn from JS/TS files in a folder.

Readme

Remove Console Logs 🧹⚡

A zero-dependency Node.js CLI tool that cleans all console.* statements from your JavaScript/TypeScript files. Perfect for preparing production code!

npm version License: MIT


Features ✨

  • Removes all console methods (log, error, warn, info, etc.)
  • Supports JS, TS, JSX, and TSX files
  • Preserves source formatting
  • Dry run mode for safe preview
  • Ignore specific files/folders
  • Option to comment out instead of removing

Installation 📦

Use npx:

npx remove-console-logss@latest

Or install globally:

npm install -g remove-console-logss

Usage 🛠️

# Basic usage (process current directory)
remove-console-logss

# Target specific directory
remove-console-logss ./src

# Dry run (preview changes without modifying files)
remove-console-logss --dry-run

# Ignore specific paths
remove-console-logss --ignore "**/test/**,**/mocks/**"

# Comment out instead of removing
remove-console-logss --preserve

Options 🔧

| Option | Description | | ------------ | --------------------------------------- | | --dry-run | Preview changes without modifying files | | --ignore | Comma-separated ignore patterns | | --preserve | Comment out instead of removing | | --help | Show help | | --version | Show version number |


Examples 📝

Before:

// app.js
console.log('Debugging');
console.error('Error occurred');

After:

// app.js
/* Production clean! */

With --preserve flag:

// app.js
/* console.log('Debugging') */
/* console.error('Error occurred') */

FAQ ❓

Q: Is this safe to use? A: Yes! For extra safety:

  • Use --dry-run first
  • Commit your code before running
  • Consider using --preserve flag

Q: What console methods are removed? A: All standard methods: log, error, warn, info, debug, table, time, timeEnd, etc.


License 📄

MIT © [Your Name]


Recommended Additions

  • 📹 Add a GIF demo under Usage
  • 🤝 Include a Contributing section if open source
  • ✅ Add GitHub Actions/CI badges if available

Let me know if you want this localized or expanded further!