[Request] Apply Font Colors to Console Output to Improve Differentiation
See original GitHub issueCurrently, the CLI provides a great deal of information when running applications against a device like an iPhone. At times, it can be difficult to pick out console.log()
statements from your application because the font color is the same for all output that’s emitted to the console.
Request: Apply specific font colors to different message types (i.e. console.log()
vs info vs warnings vs errors vs device logs) that are output to the console.
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chalk could be used
This would be super helpful!
Being able to use
console.log(util.inspect({test:'foo'}, { colors: true, showHidden: true, depth: 4 }))
would be super too!