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console-trace
Advanced tools
Adds a handy `trace` flag to the console object to prepend the file and line number
Extends the native Node.JS console object to prefix logging functions
with the CallSite information.
To read more about runtime stack trace introspection you can refer to this article.

$ npm install console-trace
require('console-trace')([options])
Boolean: defaults to false) always print the callsite info even without accessing methods from the t or traced getters.String: defaults to process.cwd()) the path that will be stripped from the callsite infoBoolean|Object: defaults to true) terminal colors support flag or a custom color objectBoolean: defaults to false) callsite alignment flag, when true prints infos on the rightrequire('console-trace')
You can add the t or traced getter to your calls to obtain a stacktrace:
console.t.log('a');
console.traced.log('a');
You can also make every console call trace:
require('console-trace')({
always: true,
})
...
console.log('a'); // tracing
console.error('a'); // tracing
You can align the callsite infos to the right
require('console-trace')({
always: true,
right: true
})
...
console.log('a'); // tracing right
console.error('a'); // tracing right
You can change defaults colors too
require('./console-trace')({
always: true,
colors: {
warn: '35',
info: '32'
}
})
...
console.warn('a'); // magenta
console.info('a'); // green
To customize the string that's prefixed to the calls, override the
console.traceFormat function.
If you have more sophisticated logging needs, or don't wish to extend
console, I suggest you look at tracer.
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2012 Guillermo Rauch <guillermo@learnboost.com>
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Adds a handy `trace` flag to the console object to prepend the file and line number
The npm package console-trace receives a total of 29 weekly downloads. As such, console-trace popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that console-trace 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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