A library that allows you to listen for console events.
The following Method Names can be listened for:
- all *
- assert
- clear
- count
- debug
- dir
- dirxml
- error
- exception
- group
- groupCollapsed
- groupEnd
- info
- profile
- profileEnd
- table
- time
- timeEnd
- timeStamp
- trace
- warn
* Custom method to listen to all the other methods
ConsoleListener.on()
Available argument options:
- String, Function
- String can be any of the methods listed above
- Function is called with any arguments originally used
- The "all" Method Name cannot be used here; use the Function overload
- Example:
ConsoleListener.on("log", function () { /* Your code */ });
- Function
- Used to listen for any console event.
- The first argument passed is the Method Name; the rest are any arguments originally used
- Example:
ConsoleListener.on(function (methodName) { /* Your code */ });
- Object
- Each key is a Method Name
- Each value is a callback, where its arguments follow the convention from before (if "all", then the first argument to the callback is the Method Name...similar to using the Function overload)
- Example:
ConsoleListener.on({ log: function () { /* Your code */ } });
The callbacks for a method are fired in the order they were bound, first calling directly bound callbacks, then "all" callbacks.
If console is not available when this script is run, but later becomes available (this happens with Internet Explorer if you open Developer Tools after the page loads), this script currently has no way of knowing/binding at that point. This script works only if console is available at the time it is executed.