# Console Log - Console Log

/**
 * All of the methods work the same, they are all static methods of the ConsoleLog class.
 * You can call them with or with or without the $value argument, when there is no $value specified then it is accepted that the $key is the value and it is added as the next item in the respective log array()
 * 
 * All of the methods will call the javascript `console.[method]` method with the same arguments accept for OBJ that will still call the `log` method but add {} around the argument which will make javascript handle the output json as a JS object
 * 
 * LOG: Log the value in Green and Bold
 * INFO: Log the value in Blue and Bold
 * WARN: Log the value in Orange and Bold
 * WARN: Log the value in Red and Bold
 * TABLE: This is for arrays, and it will output the array or multi-dimensional in table format with the array keys as column headings
 * OBJ: Will show the Object Key and It's contents as Key->value pairs next to it
 */

/**
 * Does console.log($key,$value) by calling a Javascript class called `Log` and method called `serverLog`
 */
ConsoleLog::LOG($key,$value = null);.
ConsoleLog::INFO($key,$value = null);
ConsoleLog::WARN($key,$value = null);
ConsoleLog::ERROR($key,$value = null);
ConsoleLog::TABLE($key,$value = null);
ConsoleLog::OBJ($key,$value = null);

/**
 * All of the methods work the same, they are all static methods of the CL class.
 * You can call them with or with or without the $value argument, when there is no $value specified then it is accepted that the $key is the value and it is added as the next item in the respective log array()
 */
CL::LOG($key,$value = null);.
CL::INFO($key,$value = null);
CL::WARN($key,$value = null);
CL::ERROR($key,$value = null);
CL::TABLE($key,$value = null);
CL::OBJ($key,$value = null);