#Local JS Logger

A tiny logging utility when console.log isn't availiable.

##Usage

In this directory run

npm install

to install dependancies. Then reference the local_js_logger.js in your js/html. Then run

node app.js

In your js, call

llog('some words')

And it will show up in the window your ran node in.

##Why?

Running my Cordova applications in the iPhone simulator, I could not get console.log() to route to the Safari inspector. So I used jsconsole.com for a while. This routes console.log to a website that you can pull up and look at. This worked, but I am stealing internet from a coffee shop next door and it blows chunks. So I wrote this little node.js application to do this locally. It simply takes POST data and log it to node's console (Terminal). Huzzah!

##Future

• browser view of log (maybe socket connection just for gigs)