Chrome Logger - server logs in chrome console

Chrome Logger is a Google Chrome extension for debugging a serverside application in a chrome console.

Most languages ​​include their own logging capabilities, but sometimes it is more convenient and easier to see the logs directly in the browser.
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Instructions for use insider.

Using

Using Chrome Logger is very simple:

1. Install the Chrome Logger extension for Google Chrome.
   
2. Click on the extension icon to enable logs for the domain of the current tab.
   
   
3. Install the server side library.
   
   • Python - http://github.com/ccampbell/chromelogger-python
   • PHP - http://github.com/ccampbell/chromephp
   • Ruby - http://github.com/cookrn/chrome_logger
   • Node.js
     http://github.com/yannickcr/node-chromelogger
     http://github.com/olahol/express-chrome-logger
     
   • .NET - http://github.com/ChrisMissal/chromelogger
   • ColdFusion - http://github.com/s992/chromelogger-cf
   following the installation instructions on the above pages
   
   
4. Add logs
   

   # django example import chromelogger as console from django.http import HttpResponse def index(request): response = HttpResponse("Hello, world. You're at the poll index.") console.log('Hello console!') console.log(request.user) return response 

   
   
   
5. Check out the console!
   
   
   

Well, a few links:
Offsite | Github