I’m writing JavaScript expressions to be used in specialized geospatial software.
In the geospatial software, only console() is valid, not console.log().
As I’m working, I’m debugging my geospatial scripts in VS Code using Node.JS (since the geospatial software doesn’t have linting functionality, etc.).
It’s my understanding that Node.js uses console.log() syntax, not console().
Therefore, when moving the script back and forth between the two programs, I need to do a find and replace to switch from console.log() to console(). This is becoming tedius.
Question:
In VS Code / Node.js, is there a way to use console() instead of console.log()? That would make things a lot easier when developing my scripts. Unfortunately, I can’t control things on the geospatial software side.
I’m a novice, so layman’s terms would be appreciated.