@casual-simulation/stacktrace
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A library to help with parsing stack traces from browser/node exceptions.
Forked from Sentry.io's tracekit.ts which in turn was forked from the Tracekit repository.
Why did we fork it? Well, we wanted a well-tested cross-browser stacktrace parser and figured that the Sentry.io parser was our best candidate. We forked it since there wasn't a package for it. An alternative would be to use the error-stack-parser package but there seem to be a couple issues around supporting anonymous functions and such.
npm install @casual-simulation/stacktrace
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A stacktrace parser
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