tiny-crash-reporter
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Micro-library for handling uncaught exceptions for node
$ npm install tiny-crash-reporter
TinyCrashReporter consists of a single API call with a single boolean option. Simple require the module into your code and execute the modules function.
const TinyCrashReporter = require('tiny-crash-reporter');
TinyCrashReporter();
This initialises the module and will start it handling your uncaught exceptions.
TinyCrashReporter accepts one argument:
stopExcecution: Tells the module to end the process when an exception is handled. Default: true
The libraries functionality is demonstrated in the example.js file found in the node_modules folder
FAQs
Reports uncaught exceptions
We found that tiny-crash-reporter 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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