stdout and stderr for browsers

Installs process.stdout and process.stderr and redirects console like
node.

Repository:

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Install with npm

``
npm install brout
`

Usage

Assume my-script.js contains this:

`js
process.stdout.write('Hello stdout!\n');
console.log('Hello %s!', 'console');
`

Use with [browserify][] and [phantomic][]:

`
$ browserify -t brout my-script.js | phantomic
Hello stdout!
Hello console!
`

API

`js
var brout = require('brout');

brout.on('out', function (str)) {
// ...
});

brout.on('err', function (str)) {
// ...
});

brout.on('exit', function (code)) {
// ...
});
`

Event listeners are tiggered by these calls:

- process.stdout.write(string)
- process.stderr.write(string)
- process.exit(code)

The console functions log, info, warn and error get replaced and the
original implementation is exposed:

- console.log.original
- console.info.original
- console.warn.original
- console.error.original

The console override behaves like node's implementation and writes to
process.stdout and process.sterr.

If an out or err` listener is installed, then the corresponding console
message is no longer forwarded to the original console implementation.

License

MIT

[browserify]: http://browserify.org
[phantomic]: https://github.com/mantoni/phantomic