Reputation: 4734
I use stacktrace.js to get the correct stack trace on exception but I wonder if it’s possible to extract part of the code to get the context of where the exception has arisen
Is there any good and simple way to do that ?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 63
Reputation: 4734
So after reading the code the answer is yes and stacktrace already store source code in cache. We can retrieve it like that :
create a helper:
async extractFromCache(cache: any, filename: string) {
let originContent: string = "";
if (cache[filename]) {
if (typeof cache[filename] === "string") {
originContent = cache[filename];
} else if (typeof cache[filename] === "string" && cache[filename].constructor.name === "ZoneAwarePromise") {
originContent = await cache[filename];
}
}
return originContent;
}
then with stacktracejs need to do like that:
const cache = {};
const trace = await StackTrace.fromError(message, { sourceCache: cache });
const sourceCode = await extractFromCache(cache, trace[0].fileName);
and then use trace.lineNumber to extract some line before and after from sourceCode !
Upvotes: 1