console.dir()¶

Description¶

The console.dir() method displays a list of properties and methods of the specified JavaScript object. It is particularly useful for checking the structure and content of objects, as it formats the output in a list format that makes it easier to explore nested properties.

Syntax¶

JS

console.dir(obj: any) -> void

Parameters¶

Parameter	Type	Mandatory	Description
`obj`	`any`		JavaScript object.

Return value¶

Type	Description
`void`	An empty value.

Example¶

JS
// Define the object
const obj = {
  name: "MotorXP",
  version: 1.0,
  features: ["AFM Design", "Electromagnetic Analysis", "Optimization API"],
  details: {
    developer: "MotorXP Team",
    license: "Combo",
  },
};

// Output methods and properties of the object
console.dir(obj);

Output

▶ Object
  name: "MotorXP"
  version: 1
  ▶ features: Array(3)
      0: "AFM Design"
      1: "Electromagnetic Analysis"
      2: "Optimization API"
  ▶ details: Object
      developer: "MotorXP Team"
      license: "Combo"

Last update: 14 August 2025, 18:47