excon

EXtensive CONsole is a library that helps you distinguish between console.logs by making them different colors. The excon log comes with a stack trace that shows you what file/method called excon.

Usage

In the index.js file, at the bottom of the file, uncomment one of the lines to use excon. Uncomment export let excon = new Excon(true,"note") if you are working in react. Uncomment let excon = new Excon(true,"console") if you are working in regular javascipt/html.
In a React do import {excon} from 'excon'
After that you can run excon.a_color_here(arguments_here) to run an excon log. Example: excon.red("Hi there everybody"). The colors are as follows:

• red
• blue
• navy
• pink
• purple
• orange
• grey
• green
• fuchsia
• aqua
• teal

You can also hide different excon others by using excon.hide("color_here","another_color_here"). You can use window.exconHidden in the console to see an array of all of the hidden messages.
There is two other variables you can use inside the console.

• window.exconQueue - Shows an array of all of the messages made from excon
• window.exconUsage - Shows the count and the visiblity settings for all of the excon colors.

Settings

In the new class for excon there are two different settings.

• The first is for if you want the call stack for each excon log. (True or False). (Currently disabled)
• The second is for displaying the number of hidden messages. There is 3 different settings. "note" for the hidden message dialog to show up in a notification. "console" to show up in the console. "off" to not show the hidden message dialog.