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A front-end developer tool for mobile web page.
vConsole is a mobile front-end developer tool which can be very helpful for debug and development.
http://wechatfe.github.io/vconsole/demo.html
Download file dist/vconsole.min.js to your project's directory.
Or, install via npm :
npm install vconsole
(1) Under non-AMD/CMD rule, insert vConsole into <head>. To support further features, insert vConsole into <head> rather than </body> is a better choice.
<head>
<script src="path/to/vconsole.min.js"></script>
</head>(2) Under AMD/CMD rule, use require() to import vConsole.
var vConsole = require('path/to/vconsole.min.js');(1) Use the methods of console to print logs, just like what you do at desktop browsers:
console.log('Hello World');When vConsole is not loaded, logs will be printed to native console. After importing vConsole, logs will be printed to both front-end console and native console.
(2) 5 types of log method are supported, with different styles:
console.log('foo'); // black word, white bakcground
console.info('bar'); // purple word, white background
console.debug('oh'); // orange word, white background
console.warn('foo'); // orange word, yellow background
console.error('bar'); // red word, pink background(3) Object or Array variable will be printed as formatted JSON:
var obj = {};
obj.foo = 'bar';
console.log(obj);
/*
Object
{
foo: "bar"
}
*/(4) Multiple arguments are supported, each variable will be divided by a space:
var uid = 233;
console.log('UserID:', uid); // UserID: 233(5) Use [default|system|...] string to print logs to specific panel:
// [xxx] must be at the beginning of a log
console.log('[system]', 'foo');
console.log('[system] bar');
// foo & bar will be printed to system panelSupported panels:
[default] Log panel (default)
[system] System panel
[network] Network panel
(1) After importing vConsole, a button, which can show/hide panel, will be displayed at the right bottom of the page.
Under production environment, DO NOT import vConsole to your page, unless you want to let your users help you to debug. Demo example/demo2.php shows how to import vConsole dynamicly.
(2) After v1.2.0, vConsole.ready() is deprecated. You can directly use console.log() after importing vConsole without waiting for its ready. This method will be removed at v2.0.0 and later.
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