A libary full with color functions and console log functions of course!

You can install the library in two different ways.

1. Download the file from github.
2. Move to file to your work folder.
3. Add the script to the HTML file

IMPORTANT: Make sure the ColorLog.js file is above your main JavaScript file in the markup!

Example:

<script src="ColorLog.js"></script>
<script src="main.js"></script>

Use the CDN: http://www.cdn.daankorver.com/library/ColorLog/ColorLog.js

And paste it in the script as following:

<script src="http://www.cdn.daankorver.com/library/ColorLog/ColorLog.js"></script>

IMPORTANT: The CDN is not online yet so this option becomes available soon!

IMPORTANT: Make sure the CND Link is above your main JavaScript file in the markup!

Example:

<script src="http://www.cdn.daankorver.com/library/ColorLog/ColorLog.js"></script>
<script src="main.js"></script>

These are the current functions in the library:

cl.log(message, color, background-color, font-size);

The message paramater expects a string. This is the string that outputs in the console.

The color paramater expects a string. This will set the text color.

The background-color paramater expects a string. This will set the background color.

The color paramater expects a string. This will set the font size.

This function can be used to log things with different styles. You can use this function as followed:

cl.log("Hello World!", "Green", "#000", "20px");

The output wil be the following:

cl.error(string)

The String paramater expects a string. This is the string that outputs in the console. This function can be used to log a custom error. You can use this function as followed:

cl.error("Whoops, an error occured here");

The output will be the following:

cl.isColorName(color);

The color paramater expects a string. This is the color that will be checked on name.

//Returns false
cl.isColorName("greens");

//Returns true
cl.isColorName("green");

cl.isColorHex(color);

The color paramater expects a string. This is the color that will be checked on hex value. This function returns true if the color is a color based on its hex value. if this is not the case, it returns false.

//Returns False
cl.isColorHex("#fffff");

//Returns True
Returns True("#ffffff");