This module expands the original console object and gains a [prototype] property. If you call this property over the console object and pass a javascript object as a parameter, it displays the object's prototype chain as a tree on the terminal.The purpose of the module is to be able to view object chains as in browsers.
npm i console-prototyperequire('console-prototype')
class AClass{
constructor(){
this.aProp = 'aProp'
}
getAprop(){
return this.aProp
}
}
class BClass extends AClass{
constructor(){
super()
this.bProp = 'bProp'
}
getBprop(){
return this.bProp
}
}
class CClass extends BClass{
constructor(){
super()
this.cProp = 'cProp'
}
getCprop(){
return this.cProp
}
}
class DClass extends CClass{
constructor(){
super()
this.dProp = 'dProp'
}
getDprop(){
return this.dProp
}
}
const o = new DClass()
console.prototype(o)
const consoleProto =require('console-prototype')
const o = new DClass()
consoleProto(o)
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