On-screen logger test

The buttons below call console functions. The result will be present in both browser console and screen.

console.log — console.log('console.log');

console.info — console.info('console.info');

console.debug — console.debug('console.debug');

console.warn — console.warn('console.warn');

console.error — console.error(new Error('console.error'));

console.trace — (function hey() { console.trace('Trace below'); })();

console.assert — console.assert(0 / 0, 'Not a number');

console.table — console.table([
  { name: 'Alice', age: 24, cat: 'Dinah' },
  { name: 'Bob', age: 26, dog: 'Buddy' },
  'Clementine'
]);

object as table — console.table({
  Alice: { age: 24, cat: 'Dinah' },
  Bob: { age: 26, dog: 'Buddy' },
  Clementine: {}
});

console.count — console.count();

console.countReset — console.countReset();

console.time — console.time();

console.timeLog — console.timeLog();

console.timeEnd — console.timeEnd();

console.group — console.group();

console.groupCollapsed — console.groupCollapsed();

console.groupEnd — console.groupEnd();

multiple arguments — console.log('one', 2, 'tree', 4);

array — console.log(['one', 2, 'tree', 4]);

object — console.log({one: 1, two: [2], three: {three: 3}});

date — console.log(new Date());

unsupported method — console.profile('hello');

unhandled error — throw new Error('Whoops!');

unhandled reject — Promise.reject(new Error('Whoops!'));

console.clear — console.clear();