I have this JavaScript code:
console.log(obj);// [query: "wordOfTheDay"]
console.log(note + " : " + obj ); // obj does not show up
I want to make "obj" display in the same string as "note" no matter the type it come in as.
For example:
console.log("text sample : " + obj ); // text sample : [query: "wordOfTheDay"]
Thank you!
console.log accepts any number of parameters, so just send each piece as its own param. That way you keep the formatting of the object in the console, and its all on one entry.
var obj = {
query: 'wordOfTheDay',
title: 'Frog',
url: '/img/picture.jpg'
};
console.log( "Text Here", obj);
// Text Here Object {query: "wordOfTheDay", title: "Frog", url: "/img/picture.jpg"}
console.log
JSON.stringify should work as well, it you just want it as a string. It even works with multi-dimensional objects, though it gets harder to read than just logging the object itself. Example Fiddle.you can use
console.log(note, obj);
console.log can take arbitrary number of arguments so you can put all data you need to log separating it by commas.
console.log("text sample : ", obj, JSON.stringify(obj), (typeof obj), (new Date()))
Sometimes I like using string substitutions to output my obj in the middle of a string like this.
console.log('from %o to %o', obj1, obj2);
You finf all substitution here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/console#using_string_substitutions
this should work:
console.log(note, " : ", obj );
This is an example to add a common prefix to all console.log();
let baseLog = console.log;
console.log = function(){
baseLog("Homepage", ...arguments);
}
console.log("hello world");
console.log(4, 5, 6);
console.log({ a: 1, b: 2 });
console.logtakes as many parms as you want to give it and logs them in the same log line with their types preserved. Just do:console.log('text sample:', obj);