Here are 2 quick tips you can use when working with the output from JS console:

1) Displaying data

If you are displaying arrays or objects, use console.table rather than console.log:

// try running this:

console.table([
    { firstName: 'John', lastName: 'Doe', age: 2 },
    { firstName: 'William', lastName: 'Shakespeare', age: 3 },
]);

This will display the data in a nice tabular view as shown below:

2) Copying data

If you are working with Google Chrome & need to copy data from the console output, instead of manually highlighting & copying the data, you can run this:

const data = [2, 3, 4];
copy(data);

This will copy the data to your clipboard.

NOTE: the copy command is only available on Chrome & not on the node.js env.

Have fun coding! 🎉