#Challah ##Challah.js
###Description
Challah is a prototype library for aliasing console mechanics and eventually implementing error or exception handling with easy to read client prompts.
###Purpose
The best way to learn is by doing. Challah is a collection of steps taken toward learning more about JavaScript, and the foundations of building a library. Feel free to peruse the commits to learn more about how Challah was developed.
###Usage
Challah.log(message, color, background, effect);
Alias: _cl(message, color, background, effect);
Challah.debug(message, color, background, effect);
Alias: _cd(message, color, background, effect);
Challah.error(message, color, background, effect);
Alias: _ce(message, color, background, effect);
Challah.warning(message, color, background, effect);
Alias: _cw(message, color, background, effect);
###Example
_cl('Hello World!');
###Additional Information
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####Code and Software License
The MIT License (MIT)
Software Copyright © 2015 PxO Ink. Most Rights Reserved.
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