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formaterrors

v0.1.2

Published

API that provides formatting and highlight options for errors and their stack trace

Downloads

5,366

Readme

FormatErrors

An API that provides various options for formatting and highlighting Errors. May be useful for logging and test frameworks for example.

Stack lines can be filtered in and out based on patterns and limited by range (e.g. lines 2 through 10). Stack lines and error message can have highlights applied based on patterns. Finally stack lines can be formatted to include or exclude available fields.

The API is quite flexible with a range of methods varying in level with means to specify custom highlights and formats.

Installation

$ npm install formaterrors

Or include as a dependency within packakage.json and use: npm link.

Usage

var formatErrors = require("formaterrors");

Then invoke the provided APIs on instances of Error or Error.stack as required.

Examples

Some examples are available within the examples folder. They can be executed as follows:

$node examples/<file.js>

API Docs

Here is the HTML source of the API docs. These docs needs to be downloaded and opened in a browser.

Testing

Tests utilise nodeunit. In addition jshint is run against both lib and test javascript files.

First install the dependencies:

$ npm link

Then to run the tests:

$ npm test

Known Issues

  • Changing the stack line prefix and subsequently applying stack highlights or theme is not likely to produce the desired result because the stack prefix is key to differentiating between the message and the stack lines parts of the error stack.