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what-line-is-this
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Output a message prefixed with the name and line number of the source file where you outputted the message
Output a message prefixed with the name and line number of the source file where you outputted the message
npm install what-line-is-this
Assuming the following file is saved as /Users/maf/index.js
var what = require('what-line-is-this')
var foo = function () {
what('line is this?')
}
what('line is this?')
foo()
Running it will produce the following output
/Users/maf/index.js:4 - line is this?
/Users/maf/index.js:7 - line is this?
If you wanted to output the line of the calling method instead use what.stack(pos)
to change the stack frame being used.
var what = require('what-line-is-this').stack(1)
var foo = function() {
what('line is this?')
}
foo()
Running the above will print
/Users/maf/index.js:7 - line is this?
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Output a message prefixed with the name and line number of the source file where you outputted the message
We found that what-line-is-this 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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