Convert JavaScript string to JavaScript literal

In Chrome, when you right-click a string on the console, you'll see "copy string as javascript literal" option. This is what I want to have now, in JavaScript.

For example, let's say I have the following text content:

console.log('hoge');

My question is, how can I get something below from the above?

"console.log('hoge');"

I want to do this because, I have a mega bytes of webpack-generated long JavaScript content, and for a reason I need to eval() the script on an other environment, so I want to copy-and-paste the JavaScript literal text to inside the "eval()". (you may suggest exchanging the data not with the literal but with json (json.stringify/parse), I know, but I just prefer the literal way for now)

So is it possible? Thanks.