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Creates super long stack traces
See https://trace.js.org for examples.
Trace only works with node.js v8.x and newer. Use npm install trace@^2
for node.js v6 and v4.
npm install trace --save
node --stack_trace_limit=100 -r trace debug-me.js
This will provide a very long stack trace, if you are not interested in node internal lines, take a look at clarify.
npm install clarify --save
node --stack_trace_limit=100 -r trace -r clarify debug-me.js
For specific examples see https://trace.js.org.
I encourage you to file any bugs you may find, even if you can't reduce the issue to only involve nodecore modules. I will then use all my power to fix it.
I want this module to be the best and most trusted async trace module ever!
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Creates super long stack traces
The npm package trace receives a total of 12,389 weekly downloads. As such, trace popularity was classified as popular.
We found that 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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