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API for combining call site modifiers

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What is stack-chain?

The stack-chain npm package allows developers to customize and extend the stack traces in Node.js. It provides a way to manipulate the call stack, add custom frames, and format stack traces to make debugging easier.

What are stack-chain's main functionalities?

Customizing Stack Traces

This feature allows you to customize the stack trace by modifying the frames. In this example, the file name in each frame is replaced with 'custom-file.js'.

const stackChain = require('stack-chain');

stackChain.extend.attach(function (error, frames) {
  frames.forEach(frame => {
    frame.getFileName = function () {
      return 'custom-file.js';
    };
  });
  return frames;
});

// Trigger an error to see the custom stack trace
try {
  throw new Error('Test error');
} catch (error) {
  console.log(error.stack);
}

Adding Custom Frames

This feature allows you to add custom frames to the stack trace. In this example, a custom frame with specific file name, line number, column number, and function name is added to the stack trace.

const stackChain = require('stack-chain');

stackChain.extend.attach(function (error, frames) {
  frames.push({
    getFileName: () => 'custom-frame.js',
    getLineNumber: () => 42,
    getColumnNumber: () => 21,
    getFunctionName: () => 'customFunction'
  });
  return frames;
});

// Trigger an error to see the custom frame in the stack trace
try {
  throw new Error('Test error');
} catch (error) {
  console.log(error.stack);
}

Formatting Stack Traces

This feature allows you to format the stack trace according to your needs. In this example, the stack trace is formatted to show the function name, file name, line number, and column number in a custom format.

const stackChain = require('stack-chain');

stackChain.format.attach(function (error, frames) {
  return frames.map(frame => {
    return `${frame.getFunctionName()} at ${frame.getFileName()}:${frame.getLineNumber()}:${frame.getColumnNumber()}`;
  }).join('\n');
});

// Trigger an error to see the formatted stack trace
try {
  throw new Error('Test error');
} catch (error) {
  console.log(error.stack);
}

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