Anti Error

> 1.0.0 A more optimized version using Ignore errors in your code and keep it running.

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``
npm install anti-error
`

How to use:

`js
const anti = require('anti-error'" class="text-primary hover:underline" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">min.js;
anti.use(true);

// Optional: Show error details
anti.showErr();
`

Functions:

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- Description: Enables or disables error handling.
- Parameters:
- value (boolean): true to enable error handling, false to disable it.

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- Description: Enables the display of error details.
- Usage: Call this function to enable the display of error details in the console.

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- Description: Logs a message to the console.
- Parameters:
- message (string): The message to be logged.

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- Description: Captures unhandled exceptions and logs them to a file.
- Parameters:
- logPath (string): The path to the log file where errors will be logged.

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- Description: Returns the last error captured by the library.
- Returns: The last error object captured by the library. Returns null if no error has been captured.

Example:

`js
// Enabling Anti-Error
const anti = require('anti-error');
anti.use(true);

// Optional: Show error details
anti.showErr();

// ... Code

console.log(anti.getLastError());
`

This example demonstrates how to enable error handling, show error details, and retrieve the last captured error using the getLastError()` function.

Feel free to customize the library based on your needs and requirements.