I've tried searching it up with multiple different wordings and on multiple websites with no answer, is it possible, is it not, and if so, how? I need to be able to get code to run when anythign is logged to the console and get what that thing was.
You can override console.log's default behavior:
var log = console.log;
var logs = []
console.log = function(e) {
log.apply(console, [].slice.call(arguments));
logs.push(e) //custom code
};
console.log("Hello World!")
console.log('Printed logs:', logs)Save the original console
var log = console.log;
Monkey patch it i.e. modify it when run and all at runtime
//use the log instance and 'apply()' method to apply to inherit it
//we pass in a date for each call of console.log() when using the original ( log() )
log.apply(console, [(new Date().toString())].concat([].slice.call(arguments)) ); };
Now everytime we call - log() - we are calling the original //to test it do this
log('test','this is the original console.log());
This is the patched version
console.log("This is the Monkey Patched console.log()!", "More text...");