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apply-sourcemaps
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Fetch and apply sourcemaps in logs and stack traces originating from the browser or puppeteer.
Fetch and apply sourcemaps in logs and stack traces originating from the browser or puppeteer.
npm i apply-sourcemaps
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pnpm add apply-sourcemaps
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yarn add apply-sourcemaps
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applySourceMaps
(x, mapFn)
x
string
applySourceMaps(x, mapFn) =>
fetch
(input, init) fetchSourceMap
(key, args) getCodeFrame
(message, { column, line, originalUrl, url })
message
string
}
getCodeFrame(message, { column, line, originalUrl, url }) =>
getIt
(key, args)
key
string
args
[ RealLocation ]
getIt(key, args) =>
getRealLocationFromUrlLineCol
(real)
real
getRealLocationFromUrlLineCol(real) =>
getSourceMap
(url, content) log
(formatter, args) All contributions are welcome!
FAQs
Fetch and apply sourcemaps in logs and stack traces originating from the browser or puppeteer.
The npm package apply-sourcemaps receives a total of 34 weekly downloads. As such, apply-sourcemaps popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that apply-sourcemaps demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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