How to safely wrap `console.log`?

Question

Suppose I want to include some calls to console.log for some legitimate production reason, say for something like a unit test harness. Obviously I would not want th

Answer 1

Use Consolation

My ridiculously overengineered console:

• prevents errors if there's no console
• prevents logging in production if you left console.log statements in your code
• supports console.error, console.group, and all such other methods
• still gives you backtraces to your log statements

It's amazing.

But really, you just shouldn't leave console statements lying around in your code.

Behold and tremble! Presenting: Consolation.js