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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KISS: Console APIs Reference
Forgot to mention, the Console API Reference refers to functions like console.log(). So that one is already taken.
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Their usage is also vastly different so it seems to make most sense to keep the two sets of APIs separate. console.* functions can be called from the site's JS. Console Utilities API is only defined in DevTools.
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On the other hand, having them all in one doc might help people discover all of these other functions and properties...
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“Console APIs”, emphasis on the s ;). Eh, maybe merge into one reference about the console with a section for “on the console object” to contain the old article?
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Ah, OK. Yes, I've considered this one. I'm afraid of beginners trying to figure out why monitorEvents() isn't working when they call it from their JS, but maybe if I just put a warning above every section that will be good enough. ---
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