Remove all console.log() from your project in less than a minute

Introduction:

console.log() is an invaluable debugging tool for understanding your code's execution. However, removing all console.log() calls before deploying to production can be a challenging task. Here's a quick guide on how to efficiently remove all console.log() instances from your project in less than a minute.

Step 1:

Open your project in VS Code. Since we'll be using Regex, VS Code provides a convenient environment for this task.

Step 2:

Navigate to the search icon on the VS Code sidebar and click it to open the search option.

Step 3:

In the search placeholder, type "console.log.*$" and select the "Use Regex" option located in the upper right corner of the search panel, designated by the icon .*

Step 4:

Once you've searched for all instances of console.log(), click on "Replace" to remove them all.

And there you have it! No more console.log() cluttering your project.

Conclusion:

I hope you found this short guide helpful. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to let me know in the comments.

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