An npm package to simply and beautifully log to console.
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An npm package to simply and beautifully log to console.
A CLI program in Node.js. The program checks weather data in command line.
Light javascript component to do logging stuff right to the WEB UI, without the need of developer tools. It can be useful when dealing with special hardware like mobile devices or TV's. Data can be rendered in a div, a canvas or a textarea. There is an API to set start points and LAPs in order to do benchmarking and print the results in the cons…
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