Display source code in express' error stack for JavaScript
npm install express-error-with-sourcesEnhanced express 3 error handler which inserts source code within error stack for
JavaScript.
__Deprecated: use express-stackman instead__
Install module:
npm i express-error-with-sources --save
Insert middleware into your express app:
``javascript
// Be sure to add it after .get, .post and ohters routers - otherwise error will be not intercepted
app.configure('development', function() {
app.use(require('express-error-with-sources')({contextSize: 3}));
});
`
* contextSize - Number of lines to insert before and after the error line (default: 3)title
* - Title of html error page (default: Error)depth
* - How deep util.inspect should go (default: 5)
You can see instant example by doing this:
`bash`
git clone https://github.com/floatdrop/node-parsetrace && cd $_
npm i && node example
Open http://localhost:3000 for exception example or http://localhost:3000/object for object example.
On http://localhost:3000` you should see something like that:
(If you not - write an issue, we will figure it out)
For text-output use parsetrace.
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