Console Sanitizer 🧼

Keep your codebase clean and production-ready. Console Sanitizer is a powerful VS Code extension that automatically detects, highlights, and provides one-click removal of console log statements from your JavaScript and TypeScript projects.

🚀 Why Console Sanitizer?

Leaving console.log statements in production code is a common mistake that can lead to:

• 🐞 Performance overhead in high-frequency loops.
• 🔓 Security risks by leaking sensitive data or internal application state.
• 📉 Poluting the browser console and degrading the user experience.

Console Sanitizer helps you catch these before they even reach your commits.

✨ Key Features

🔴 Real-Time Highlighting

Never miss a log again. The extension scans your active editor and highlights console.log, warn, error, and debug statements with a distinct visual marker.

⚠️ Instant Notifications

Every time you open or save a file, Console Sanitizer summarizes the number of detected logs, keeping you aware of your code's "cleanliness."

🗑️ One-Click Sanitation

Clean your code instantly with two simple commands:

• Remove Logs (Current File): Zap all logs from the active tab.
• Remove Logs (Entire Project): Sanity check your entire workspace in one go.

🛠️ How to Use

1. Open a JavaScript/TypeScript file.
2. Observe the highlights where console logs exist.
3. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P).
4. Type Console Sanitizer and choose your desired cleanup action.

📦 Supported Languages

• JavaScript (.js) & JSX (.jsx)
• TypeScript (.ts) & TSX (.tsx)
• React, Vue, Svelte, and more (standard JS/TS syntax)

⚙️ Configuration

No configuration required! It works out of the box.

📄 License

This extension is licensed under the MIT License.

Built with ❤️ for developers by DevFlow Tools.