Console: No effort, universal logger

Console is modelled after the browser console. It doesn't require that you define any printers, and Console.log/warn/error accept any type of input. Record fields and variant label names are lost at compile time so they aren't printed.

Suitable For Developers or Users:

• Passing a single string (as in Console.log("hello")) will not print the quotes (just like in the browser)
• Passing a deep structure will print the deep structure, and strings that appear in the deep structure will include quotes.

This makes Console suitable for either logging messages displayed to the user in command line apps, but also suitable for messages intended only for the developer to read.

No Effort: Uses runtime checks to determine a likely appropriate printer for your data without requiring any ppx plugins and without having to write printers for your data types. Depth checking will prevent cyclical data from printing infinitely.

Best effort: The basic data types are detected accurately at runtime(string, float, int).

Record labels and variant names are not preserved at compilation time so are not printed - but their data is still printed in the correct order. Records/variant types that occupy more than one word in a block are all printed as their corresponding integer (if a payloadless variant), or {x, y, ...z} for a record or variant that contains data.

Console.log(Some("hi")); /* {"hi"} */
Console.log(None); /* 0 */

Extensible: Allows customization of printing in order to change where the logs are written to, how they are highlighted, and anything else you would like.