log-remover is a VSCode extension that removes all console.log() statements from your codebase. It helps maintain a clean codebase by ensuring that debugging statements are removed before committing or deploying your project.
You can install the extension directly from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace:
Or search for log-remover inside the Extensions panel in VS Code.
- Automatically removes all
console.log()statements from your files. - Customizable configuration to specify which files or directories to include/exclude from the removal process.
- Support for multiple file types, such as
.js,.ts,.jsx, and.tsx.
This extension uses a configuration file called adalet.json that allows you to define the files and directories to include or exclude in the removal process.
The adalet.json file is created automatically in the root of your project when the extension is first run. If you prefer to customize it before running the extension, you can create the file yourself.
{
"include": "src/**/*",
"exclude": "**/node_modules/**"
}log-remover.removeConsoleLogs: Starts removing process.
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