console

# Console — Console Output & Debugging Reference Quick-reference skill for console output formatting, logging systems, ANSI escape codes, and debugging techniques. ## When to Use - Formatting terminal output with colors and styles - Implementing a logging system with proper levels - Debugging with browser/Node.js console methods - Building CLI tools with professional output - Understanding ANSI escape codes and terminal capabilities ## Commands ### `intro` ```bash scripts/script.sh intro ``` Overview of console output — streams, TTY detection, output principles. ### `ansi` ```bash scripts/script.sh ansi ``` ANSI escape codes — colors, styles, cursor control, 256-color and truecolor. ### `logging` ```bash scripts/script.sh logging ``` Log levels and best practices — DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL. ### `browser` ```bash scripts/script.sh browser ``` Browser console API — log, table, group, time, profile, assert. ### `node` ```bash scripts/script.sh node ``` Node.js console and util — inspect, format, debug module, chalk. ### `cli` ```bash scripts/script.sh cli ``` CLI output patterns — progress bars, spinners, tables, prompts. ### `debug` ```bash scripts/script.sh debug ``` Debugging techniques — breakpoints, stack traces, conditional logging. ### `tools` ```bash scripts/script.sh tools ``` Console tools and libraries — chalk, winston, pino, log4j, structlog. ### `help` ```bash scripts/script.sh help ``` ### `version` ```bash scripts/script.sh version ``` ## Configuration | Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | `CONSOLE_DIR` | Data directory (default: ~/.console/) | --- *Powered by BytesAgain | bytesagain.com | hello@bytesagain.com*