I use this one.

const debugApp = false;
const debugMsg = (msg) => debugApp && console.log(msg)

Great tip given in general. This is called working smart. Although for all the devs out there I would suggest you to use debugger because the habit of writing console.log() will become very confusing to find any error especially when your project scales up.

I was getting annoyed by having to type the full thing so many times, especially when debugging JS code, and my solution was to add a user code snippet to VSCode that stores it. So now I just press cl, and it already suggests the full method. The beauty of it is that you can create snippets for literally anything you want!

One thing I like to do is write a "logger" module. Just a set of thin wrappers over console.log(). But I can for example, use it as a request logger middleware in Express, an error logger, and so on :)

Thanks for the advice. I will refactor my project Selenidium Element Inspector😊: github.com/mszeles/selenideium-element-inspector