#console log

twlog is a JavaScript utility library that transforms browser console output using Tailwind CSS utility classes. The library converts your familiar Tailwind classes into CSS strings that the browser console can render. This gives you complete control over console message styling without writing custom CSS or dealing with complex string formatting. Features: Tailwind Class Support: Apply any…

JS Logs Formatter is a lightweight JavaScript library that formats server logs for improved readability. It provides color-coded outputs and contextual information, such as function names and line numbers. In Node.js environments, it accurately captures file names and lines, while in React Native, it adjusts to the unique stack trace formatting. This library helps developers quickly understand…

PrettyLogger is a tiny JavaScript that logs plain messages, objects, and event DOM elements directly into your page for easy debugging. Instead of sifting through browser console logs, you can view debug information in context, right alongside your application. This makes identifying and resolving issues during development easier. How it works: PrettyLogger uses an IIFE (Immediately Invoked…

Your paws hit the dirt. Messy and muddy fur, red and black stain the once pure and perfect white. Your expression remains unchanged as your eyes scan the landscape.

Another failure had hit the Federation. Really, and you think your users would understand that already. A result printed and programmed well into your logic infused systems and the catch had shown the victor of the trialed input— a loss.

You wipe liquid off your face, your paw turns more crimson. Your ears twitch. Noise. The buzzing of warbled and twisted audio of unknown origins play next to you. You translate it as crying. User input. Output; the crying stops.

Your paws turn, following every command your users inflict upon you with perfect precision. Left, forward, forward, right, stop. You show the user your screen. Click. Pop. Forward.

The islanders follow in a simple queue. Enqueued when they were registered, and dequeued on their way out. You had relayed the user's words to them. One client to another, all from the server.

Stop. New command. New recruit. What fun!

What a lucky one it would be! Your lens follow the scene, ah. There it is. You forward a message to your subordinates. They understand completely and enter your area. How beautiful they are. So very good at listening.

The recruit near the ground makes a noise at you. It tries to lunge for you, but gets aprehended by your workers. Ah, how kind of them. It snaps at you, yelling and screaming much like your users when you'd step out of line. It goes quiet at your paws- thank you users. The tazer slips back in and your paw flicks back out.

Your workers nod at you before dragging the lucky one away. You could tell that it would serve a great use for the Federation. A small prize for the overall loss. Shame, this Island was starting to grow on you. You liked the Eggs.

Speaking of, you can't remember what happened to them. Funny, you must've misplaced your recent recordings. Oh you. But you can't help but think, were they sent back onto Egg Island? Or did your higherups have something else in mind?

Your mouth twists into something that is opposite to a smile before defaulting. Cancelled. Apologies. A bug. You should get that fixed. Your fur is a mess. What a failure. You really are the Island's image.

Your users sent you a request to come home. Your dirty and dishelved paws hit the pure white quartz floor. Your office was still here, they haven't started moving yet. A weight leaves your shoulders, and you forget——

"Good Morning."

Another day, another island. Good Morning, Bureau. Better go wash up first. Your paws are dirty and you can not recall why.

Please, follow along. Let's start today right. The Island must be perfect, therefore you must be perfect.

It couldn't stifle a giddy smile as it nearly toppled over in a fit.

The Bureau was cleaning its office. Well, cleaning it out specifically. Everything has to go. Had to go. It couldn't work anymore and therefore had no use for its office rather than a room for it to call "home".

It does not have a home. Correction, it does, by technicality, the Federation was its home. However, it did not feel like one.

People's so called homes, are not necessarily buildings where they store items and their bed, sometimes it may be a person or an object.

The Federation did not fit those categories either. But what it had just found in its drawers, did.

Neatly stacked papers all tucked carefully in its desk drawer. Each one scribbled with color and life. Some depicted loss, some love, others life and happiness.

Cucurucho had found Trumpet's brightly colored drawings again, and it went through it one by one, smiling and laughing to itself. It found the humorous ones first.

It took down the corkboard last week, unpinning all its papers and reports. It took down his art last, sliding it in an envelope and tucking it away until it was finished. It did the same with these, putting them away for safe keeping so they may be the only ones kept intact.

It giggled, remembering past conversations it had for every paper that had been slid into the envelope.

Maybe he'd come over today.

Colorlog.js is a tiny and easy JavaScript utility to easily customize console output with color, sizing, backgrounds, and more. How to use it: 1. Include the colorlog.js script in your HTML file: <script src="/src/colorlog.js"></script> 2. Log messages using colorlog() instead of console.log(). Available parameters: text (required): the message text color (required): CSS color value for…

Enable & Disable Console Log With The jsconsole Library

jsconsole is a vanilla JavaScript console manipulation library that allows you to enable and disable browse console log programmatically. How to use it: 1. Load the jsconsole Library into the document. <script src="jsconsole.js"></script> 2. Disable the console log entirely. console.active = false; 3. Re-enable the console log. console.active = true; 4. You can also enable & disable specific…

Protect Your Site By Disabling The Browser Devtool (F12) – console-ban

console-ban is a JavaScript library that can be used to protect your site against malicious crawlers and attacks by rewriting or redirecting your site when visitors try to open the browser’s devtool (F12). How to use it: 1. Import the console-ban into your project. <script src="dist/console-ban.min.js"></script> // or import { init as ConsoleBan } from 'console-ban' 2. Initialize the console-ban…