KISS: Console APIs Reference
We've got a doc called "Command Line API Reference" that covers properties and functions only available within the Console, like $0 or monitorEvents(). Should we keep this name, change to "Console Utilities API Reference", or change to something else? https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/console/command-line-reference …
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Forgot to mention, the Console API Reference refers to functions like console.log(). So that one is already taken.
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I voted “something else”, but only because of how the poll is worded, & I didn’t want to advocate specifically for “Utilities” Very indifferent to “Utilities” I DO however strongly lean toward an importance in emphasizing “Console”, especially over CLI, which the console isn’t
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What would you expect this doc to be called?
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What, is Console API taken?
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Console API refers to window.console methods available to the page's JS. But copy() and queryObjects(), $, and $$, etc are exclusive helper methods available when typing inside the devtools console.
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Console in the name is clearer. Command line makes me think you’re talking about ways to interact with your browser from the command line (shell).
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Built-in API
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Since the page is already nested in Console section, keeping it "Command Line API Reference" is ok. Otherwise I'd go with "DevTools Console API Reference".
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You named the DevTools tab CONSOLE, so it's Console. Not Command Line.
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