atom-deconsole

Automatically remove console.* calls from your JS files using deconsole.

Usage

You can trigger this package either via the ctrl-u shortcut, or by typing "deconsole" into the command palette and selecting "Deconsole: Remove Console Logs".

If you don't have any text selected, the whole file with be cleaned – but you can also select a region of text to only remove calls that are within selection.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.

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