Turbo Console Log 🚀Official Website 🎨 💡 What is Turbo Console Log?Turbo Console Log is the standard tool for automated logging in JavaScript and TypeScript. It helps you insert, manage, and clean log statements across your code — whether you're using Powered by a full AST engine, Turbo understands your code structure and adds logs precisely where they belong — making debugging faster, smarter, and less repetitive. Used by nearly 2 million developers, Turbo removes friction from your dev flow and keeps your codebase clean. 🚀 Features at a Glance✔️ Insert Meaningful Log Messages – Quickly generate console logs with helpful context 🔥 Pro Features✔️ Native TreeView Panel – Visual log panel integrated into VS Code 📖 Full Documentation: Turbo Console Log Docs 🔧 Configuration & CustomizationWant to customize your logs? Turbo Console Log allows you to adjust: ✅ Prefixes & Suffixes 📖 Explore Settings: Settings Documentation 🚀 What's New in v3.8.0? – Hide Logs + Major Performance BoostThe most requested feature has arrived! This release introduces Hide Logs for Pro users and a complete engine upgrade that makes Turbo 96% lighter and 89% faster. 🎭 New Pro Feature: Hide LogsManaging dozens of log statements becomes overwhelming fast. The new Hide Logs feature lets you temporarily mute specific entries—by pattern, file, or one-click—without deleting them:
Hide everything that's not relevant to your current task, then reveal it all with a single toggle. Your debugging panel stays clean; your workflow stays focused. 🧠 Major Engine Upgrade: TypeScript AST → Acorn ASTWe've completely rebuilt the parsing engine, swapping the heavy TypeScript compiler layer for the lightweight Acorn parser. You get the same AST-powered precision with a leaner, faster engine: � Performance Improvements
Your extension now loads almost instantly with a dramatically smaller footprint. 🛠️ Enhanced Parsing PatternsThe migration to Acorn fixed several edge-case parsing patterns. Log insertion now works correctly in complex real-world code: ✅ Variables within return statements – Correct placement for callback parameters and inline expressions 📌 Temporary LimitationVue 3 Composition API in separate 🔮 What's Next: v3.9.0The next iteration focuses on broader AST engine strengthening—refining edge-case handling, improving parsing resilience, and expanding framework coverage. Vue Single-File Component support is part of this roadmap. 👉 Read the Full v3.8.0 Release Article 💼 Upgrade to Turbo Pro — One-Time Payment, Lifetime AccessWant more power, more control, and a smoother workflow? Turbo Pro gives you a native side panel, real-time log synchronization, and smart log actions — all built on top of the new AST engine. 🔥 Pro Features at a Glance
👉 Get Turbo Pro — Lifetime License ✉️ Stay in the Loop – Join the Newsletter🚀 Get early access to new features, exclusive updates, and behind-the-scenes insights! 📩 Join the newsletter → https://www.turboconsolelog.io/join 💙 Support Turbo Console LogTurbo Console Log is free & open-source, maintained with passion by developers like you. If you’ve found value in it, you can help keep it growing: Your support fuels bug fixes, improvements, and new features, ensuring Turbo Console Log continues evolving for millions of developers—including YOU! Whether you contribute or not, we’re happy to have you as part of this journey. 🚀 📧 Contact📩 Support: support@turboconsolelog.io 🎯 ContributeTurbo Console Log is open for contributions! 📜 LicenseThe Turbo Console Log repository is released under the Turbo Unicorn Custom License. Commercial use, redistribution, and use of the brand, logo, or Turbo Pro features are strictly protected. See the full LICENSE for details. |