I did another one today to easier debugging in JavaScript.
nmap cll yiwocll<Esc>pF(a'<Esc>lyiwea', <Esc>p<Esc>
When your cursor is on a word in normal mode, you can type cll and it will insert a console.log statement with the word you’re on on the next line.
And that’s not all…
it will also add that word as a string in front of it!
Example:
const someMysteriousData = something
console.log('someMysteriousData', someMysteriousData)Someone also told me about a trick for console logging where you put curly braces around the logged data.
console.log({ someMysteriousData }) - that will turn it into an object with the key of someMysteriousData.
So if there's no mysterious data, you still see the key and an empty object.
I did that for a while but it's a bit confusing if the data is an object and then you don't know which object is which and I didn't like it because it was too confusing basically.
So now I have cll and it's awesome.