How to do Javascript debug logging

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I am writing an Angular app, with bit and pieces of JQuery plugins around the place.

Some of the logic is pretty complex and I'd like to have some debug logging that I can leave in the codebase that won't print out to the console in production.

What are people using to achieve this these days? I know Angular has its own logging but this logging needs to be across both the Angular stuff and the JQuery stuff. I can't rewrite the JQuery to be 'angularised'.

How can I best achieve this?

vahid abdi · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-24 04:34:43Z

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Maybe you can try chrome develop tools?

WIN： ctrl+shift+j

MAC: command+shift+j.

sources - > your script - > double click to add a breakpoint -> refresh

Here is a shortcut.

edited Feb 24, 2014 at 4:34

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emcanes · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-24 04:41:41Z

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Definitely breakpoints but you also need to check out

Batarang - chrome extension developed by angular team. I find it extremely useful for scope inheritance. It does crash now and then but it is still quite useful.

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