assert-warning
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I assail my code with assertions and sometimes an assertion is wrong while the code itself is fine.
For these cases I don't want assert to stop execution in production.
Still, an exception is thrown in a setTimeout so that error logging can still be used.
In dev (window.location.hostname==='localhost' or process.env['NODE_ENV'] !== 'production') require('assert-warning') behaves like expected and stops execution.
Check the source code for more information, it's only couples of lines big.
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