Notification Logger

Ever wondered why you have to open the console every time you want to want to log a variable?

Notification Logger helps provide desktop notification for your console messages.

During development, You have to check the browser's inspector periodically to see what your console.log()'s are saying.

With notification-logger, you can develop and debug web apps and see console messages as Desktop Notifications.

And it only adds ~50 lines to your project.

Demo

Initial repo forked from chinchang's project screenlog.js. Check out his awesomeness over here

Screenshot

Installing

• Use npm or git clone to download the module.
  • npm install notification-logger
  • git clone https://github.com/hkirat/notification-logger.git
• include notification-logger.js or notification-logger.min.js
• Initialise with logger.init()

Methods

• logger.init - Initialises the logger
• logger.log - Logs the message via a Desktop Notification only
• console.log - Logs the message via a Desktop Notification and in the browser console
• logger.destroy - Reverts console.log to original functionality

Browser Support

Works best on latest versions of Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari.

To Do

• Add Custom Icon to Notifications
• Unwrap Objects while Logging them as Desktop Notification

Credits

• Icons Made by http://www.flaticon.com/authors/roundicons.