@serveside/check-source-map

@serveside/check-source-map

npx @serveside/check-source-map <sourcemap-filename> -l <line-number> -c <column-number>

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Local sourcemap file

Read a sourcemap file given a line number and column number and return the line/column of the same in the source code:

For example:

$ npx @serveside/check-source-map ~/dist/prod.b6e7359deed79be25536.js.map -l 2 -c 106543

{
  source: 'webpack://my-project/node_modules/some-module/some-file.js',
  line: 158,
  column: 52,
  name: 'someMethodName'
}

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Remote sourcemap file

Add the -r flag to the command

For example:

$ npx @serveside/check-source-map https://some-website.example.com/js/prod.b6e7359deed79be25536.js.map -l 2 -c 106543 -r

{
  source: 'webpack://my-project/node_modules/some-module/some-file.js',
  line: 158,
  column: 52,
  name: 'someMethodName'
}

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Using global npm module

Run:

npm i -g @serveside/check-source-map

Then can run s-csm instead of npx @serveside/check-source-map

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This module can also be used programatically:

const csm = require('@serveside/check-source-map');

async function someMethod() {
  const result = await csm.readLocalSourcemap({
    source: './some_local_map.js.map',
    line: 1,
    column 134
  });

  console.log(result);
}

The result would be the same values that are echoed out by the cli.

Can also run with the same parameters for csm.readRemoteSourcemap.