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One missing mention is `console.groupCollapsed(label)` which is handy for nesting large dumps of data that you don't want to steal visual real estate. Eg: cons
by Timothycquinn 6y ago
One missing mention is `console.groupCollapsed(label)` which is handy for nesting large dumps of data that you don't want to steal visual real estate.
Eg:
console.groupCollapsed('data$ at load');
console.groupCollapsed('GridData'); console.table(data$.GridData.toList());
console.groupEnd();
console.groupCollapsed('Loads'); console.table(data$.Loads.toList());
console.groupEnd();
console.groupCollapsed('Drv'); console.table(data$.Drv.toList());
console.groupEnd();
console.groupEnd();
This will present `> data$ at load` and clicking on the chevron will open the data showing the list of entries and clicking on their chevrons will show the table for each.