ts-error-handler

This package enhances typescript error handling, meaning easier troubleshooting and debugging!

- Source mapping
- Customizable stack traces
- Set stack trace limit
- Set stack trace to "Just my Code"
- Sets global uncaught global error handlers

Setup

Install

npm i ts-error-handler

Usage

``typescript
import { setupErrorHandling } from 'ts-error-handler';

// Setup error handling options
setupErrorHandling({
justMyCode: true,
handler: (e) => console.error('Error!', e)
})

// Example:
throw new Error('Help!');
`

With ts-async-bootstrap

`typescript
import { bootstrap } from 'ts-async-bootstrap';
import { setupErrorHandling } from 'ts-error-handler';

import { register, main } from './somewhere-else';

function errorHandler(e: Error): void {
console.error('Error!', e);
}

// Setup error handling
setupErrorHandling({
handler: errorHandler
});

// Pass handler from ts-error-handler to bootstrap()
bootstrap({
register: register,
run: main,
errorHandler: errorHandler
});
`

Options

traceLimit

Set how long the stack trace is, in lines. Default is 100

justMyCode

Set to true to show only local code in stack traces (no node-modules or node-internals)

justMyCodeIncludeNodeModules

Set to true to show node-modules in stack traces when justMyCode is on

justMyCodeIncludeInternals

Set to true to show node-internals in stack traces when justMyCode is on

handler

Global error handler for uncaught exceptions/promise-rejections. Default is console.error`