On Node, console.dir(x, {depth: null}) will print the object fully expanded (even in cases where console.log by itself won't). Pass something other than `null` to `depth` and it'll recurse to that depth, as well.
Doesn't help on browser, though; the options arg to console.dir isn't part of the standard there.
You can console.log(JSON.stringify(x, null, 2)) to pretty-print the object as JSON. It doesn’t look as good, but it’ll expand and show you the value as it was the moment you logged it. (As opposed to the value when you open it in dev tools)
Doesn't help on browser, though; the options arg to console.dir isn't part of the standard there.