Clear console.log, console.warn, console.error, and other console calls from your JavaScript code with a single click. See how many statements were deleted and copy the result.
Added to JavaScript code during development process console.log, console.warn, console.error, console.info and console.debug These statements must be cleaned up before the project goes live. These outputs, visible in the browser console, can lead to sensitive data leaks, negatively impact performance, and compromise the professionalism of the code.
This is free. Console.log Cleaner The tool instantly scans the JavaScript code you paste and removes the console types you select. You can individually choose which expression types to clean; for example... console.error only while protecting your calls console.log and console.debug You can delete the lines. The tool also how many statements were removed It shows the extent of the cleaning process, so you can easily understand it.
The entire process takes place entirely in your browser; your code is not sent to any server. It can be used for any type of JavaScript code, including React, Vue, Angular, Node.js, or pure JavaScript projects. You can copy the cleaned code to the clipboard with a single click.
log, info, warn, error, debug.console.log, console.info, console.warn, console.error and console.debug You can select the types individually or clean them all at once. You can control which types are removed using checkboxes.console.log(...) It reliably cleans up calls. Complex expressions that span multiple lines may not be completely removed in some cases; in this case, it is recommended to manually check the code in your editor.// or /* */(It does not parse.) Console lines within comments can also be removed; if you don't want this, leave the corresponding type's box unchecked..ts, .tsx) and JSX (.jsxConsole calls in the files are also found and removed using text-based matching. Only the console lines are cleaned up, without generating syntax errors.