Custom `console.log` snippet about turbo-console-log

[Chakroun-Anas]

Hello,

The customisation in term of style is interesting and when it comes to content it's even more interesting, i think this feature is definitely a must in the extension.

I will work on it in the weekend, so basically if everything goes fine it will be implemented by next Monday.

Thank you very much, i really appreciate your elegant suggestions.

[fabiospampinato]

I'm glad you like them! And thank you for being very reactive in implementing all this 😄

I see a few problems with my proposal though:

1. If there's no wrapper the template will become console.log ( ' → foo', foo ).
   • Maybe if there's no wrapper the extension could provide one anyway, something like global maybe, in order to have console.log ( 'global → foo', foo )
   • Or maybe there could be multiple templates, one for each case, but I think it would be better to avoid this if possible.
2. How do we detect the code written by this extension?
   • Maybe the default template could have the zero-width character embedded in it, and we could have a new setting which defines the regex used to match the lines of code added by this extension. So that if we modify the template we can also modify the regex. But this seems a bit too complicated, and we'll have to instruct the users about the zero-width char trick, this would be an advanced feature though, so maybe the added complexity is ok.

[almarto]

Hello,

The customisation in term of style is interesting and when it comes to content it's even more interesting, i think this feature is definitely a must in the extension.

I will work on it in the weekend, so basically if everything goes fine it will be implemented by next Monday.

Thank you very much, i really appreciate your elegant suggestions.

That weekend wasn't successful

I was ready to open a new issue but it'd have been duplicated with this one, I'm facing the problem of my eslint config doesn't like the console.log so I'd need either a way to set a setting flag hey add eslint-disble-line to the end or this templating setting which is more powerful.

I'd like to know why didn't you finally implemented it if it was because of a lack of time or because you faced any problem which makes the feature impossible to be implemented.

I was thinking to give it a try so would be nice if it's even possible beforehand.

thanks @Chakroun-Anas

[johnrix]

Was about to log a request when I found this one logged by @fabiospampinato.

One note I would add (in case there is ever any chance of this getting finished), is that separate templates would be needed for each supported language ie. JS, PHP etc.

[PaulMEdwards]

This would be beneficial to us as we use a custom logger and want to use logger.debug instead of console.log.