Cleaner and more readable stack traces for all
stack-filter is a tiny module that strips out unwanted elements of a stack
trace and optimizing the remaining items for readability. stack-filter works
in browsers (including old and rowdy ones, like IE6) and Node. It will define
itself as an AMD module if you want it to (i.e. if there's a define function
available).
Accepts a stack trace as a string (e.g. one obtained from error.stack) and
an optional working directory, and returns a pruned stack trace in the form of
an array of lines.
The cwd option is used to shorten paths by removing common prefixes. For
example, Buster.JS uses this option to trim down URLs like
http://localhost:1111/sessions/0d15095714a93cd8f9a42e97b0b280fa1550a6ac/resources/lib/file.js
to lib/files.js. The current working directory is optional, and may be
either a string or a regular expression.
var stackFilter = require("stack-filter");
stackFilter.filters.push("jquery.js"); // Ignore lines from within jQuery
stackFilter(error.stack); //=> Lines, excluding any lines from within jQueryThis array contains all the filters. A filter may be either a string (partial match against path) or a regular expression.