Attempt to wrap the `console.log()` method of the browser and successfully bind to the client object calling `logger.debug()` and not the logger itself.

javascript-console-logging-wrapper

// I've created a simple logger (wraps console.* methods) that provides output similar to say Log4J or other robust 
// loggers out there for the enterprise, but a huge missing piece (for me) is that you can no longer see the file 
// reference and line number from the client object using the logger. When you use console.log() OOTB it'll spit out 
// a clickable link to the file and line number that executed the console.log making it easy to debug; when you wrap 
// console.log it simply spits out the logger file reference and the line number the console.log was executed, so 
// all logging shows up as from the logger wrapper (which is technically correct)...bottom line, you lose the context 
// from which you actually made the logging call and I'd like to get that back.

// Aside from blackboxing, is there another way to wrap console.log() such that it binds to the client callee
// and ultimately shows the correct file reference and line number of the callee (and not the log wrapper)?
// @JohnYanarella pointed me to the blackboxing solution for Chrome Dev Tools via Paul Irish 
// http://bl.ocks.org/paulirish/c307a5a585ddbcc17242, but I'm looking for a code-only solution...possible?

// `console.log.bind` is used as an attempt to force the client calling `logger.debug()` to save
// the correct line numbers and file so it shows up correctly in Chrome Dev Tools' console and not as 
// those of the logger itself.
var logFactory =
{
	// Correctly displays the client object filename and line number that called debug(),
	// but we can't manipulate the input.
	getLoggerA: function () {
		return {
			// I want to intercept the args being passed to debug() from the
			// client object calling so I can further manipulate the actual log
			// and not hardcode to say "MAGIC"...so in the example below, how do we 
			// capture the incoming "BMR" and change it to "BMR, TJM, AG"?
			debug: console.log.bind(console, 'MAGIC')
		};
	},

	// DOES NOT correctly display the client object filename and line number that called debug()
	// and shows the logger itself, but does allow us to capture the input...
	getLoggerB: function () {
		return {
			debug: (function () {
				var logFn = console.log.bind(console);
				return function (msg) {
					logFn("PREFIX ", msg);
				};
			})()
		};
	},

	// DOES NOT correctly display the client object filename and line number that called debug()
	// and shows the logger itself, but does allow us to capture the input...
	getLoggerC: function (context) {
		var Logger = function(context)
		{
			this.context = context || "DEFAULT CONTEXT";
			this.logFn = console.log.bind(console);

			this.debug = function(msg) {
				this.logFn(this.context, msg);
			}
		};

		return new Logger(context);
	}
};

logFactory.getLoggerA().debug("BMR"); // output >> "MAGIC BMR" with correct line numbers and file ref
logFactory.getLoggerB().debug("BMR"); // output >> "PREFIX  BMR" with incorrect line numbers and file ref
logFactory.getLoggerC().debug("BMR"); // output >> "DEFAULT CONTEXT BMR" with incorrect line numbers and file ref

And sorry for the delayed response @ThomasBurleson as I didn't realize gists no longer notify you when someone comments: isaacs/github#21